A new machine

Does this sound familiar? You have purchased a new high-tech machine, but…
· You do not yet have instructions and procedures for startup and operation
· You do not yet have instructions and procedures for malfunctions
· You do not yet have a training plan

Yet you are facing a very strict deadline because the first production volumes have already been sold….

Save time and prevent production loss!

For the operators who will be operating the new machine, ELICIT Online provides two advantages that both save time and prevent errors:

1 – Educational material to quickly learn the system

Including the most important cause-and-effect relationships and a knowledge assessment. Gain quick insight into the operation of the new machine and the essence of the process in just one overview. A schematic representation of the essential controls that quickly clarifies the sensitivity of components and settings. This allows operators to become familiar with the installations, sensitivities, and complexity more quickly.

2 – Performance Support

Troubleshooting support aimed at enabling quick and effective intervention during malfunctions. Solutions for the most common process and product deviations are accessible within two clicks. Figuring out what to do yourself takes too much time, and incorrect choices are easily made. The consequence of incorrect choices: additional raw material costs, as well as loss of time and production.

This can be prevented with our knowledge file. Initially, this knowledge file is used for training, and thereafter primarily as performance support. Together with Reginox and IHI Hauzer Techno Coating, we have created a knowledge file for their new PVD machine. Read here about our solution.

Curious about how we can help you with this? Check our customer stories for examples or schedule a demo appointment immediately.

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