Build one cross-lodge view of what is ready, in motion, blocked, or awaiting review.
Track
Readiness and Triage
Phase
Review
Starts with
The company needs a trusted view of the operating day
Ends with
Every visible risk is understood as ready, in motion, blocked, or awaiting review
Before and during the operating day, Operations reviews Programs, trips, people, gear, accounts, travel, and delivery signals together. The CIS list separately identifies missing IN, OUT, Fishing Guide, and POA Guide requirements and shows Ready only when every required operating-day condition is present.
Operations begins the readiness review for the live or upcoming day.
Builds the cross-lodge picture, routes action, and retains follow-up.
Confirms priority, ownership, acceptance, or closure when required.
Cross-scope readiness signals linked to their trusted source context.
Why: Find the exact work that needs attention without copying its ownership.
The priority, named owner, accepted handoff, or closure evidence.
Why: Make the operating decision with explicit accountability.
A readiness count is a prompt to inspect the source, not an explanation of the problem.