ControlMES
Solutions by role · Plant manager

Run the plant on real numbers

Know immediately which line has stopped, why, and which orders are affected. Explain a late order with data.

Manager in discussion on the shop floor

What plant managers expect

Know right away what is happening on the floor

No walking the floor, no waiting for the end-of-shift report.

One shared number

Engineering, production and planning work from the same data.

Measurable improvement

Every change shows its result in before-and-after data.

Less dependence on key technicians

Know-how for fixing problems is logged and becomes factory documentation.

Two questions that rarely have a shared answer

Why was the order late?

Every department has its own timeline.

What is our real capacity?

Engineering, production and planning each have a different number.

ControlMES: one shared source of numbers for every department.

Running the plant with ControlMES

WhenWhat you do
Start of shiftReview the shift plan: which work order runs on which machine.
During the shiftStops appear immediately, with the reason and the affected orders.
End of shiftShift data is already there, no compiling needed.
WeeklyImprovement meetings based on the biggest downtime reasons and scrap sources.

What plant managers see in ControlMES

  • Status of every line and running work order.
  • Run time and downtime by reason, by machine, by shift.
  • Scrap by source.
  • Planned maintenance and breakdown history by machine.

Before and after ControlMES

BeforeWith ControlMES
Explain a late order with wordsSpecific data: a 6-hour material shortage on the 12th, a rush order changeover on the 15th
Walk the floor to find which step is blockedSee which line is stopped and why, right now
Three different capacity figuresOne figure for real machine hours, measured from the machines
Working session with the plant management team on data-driven improvement

Data is where improvement starts

From the day you have data, every improvement can be measured, and the credit goes to the team running the plant.

Your role in the project

Manage the project together with the business owner: decide scope and rollout sequence, and free up supervisors to take part.

Contact

A 1-day on-site assessment, free of charge. You receive a report on your three biggest bottlenecks, and the report is yours to use as you wish.