The work order sits on the work center, the shift and the material.
Products
Uzser OneMES
It runs production on one record, from the work order to the line, from quality to maintenance. Planning, the shop floor and quality see the same shift.
Production
The line does not leave the work order
Uzser OneMES keeps the work order, the line, downtime, quality and maintenance on the same production record. The plan reaches the machine, and the floor opens the same order.
Downtime, scrap and inspection are written on the work order. A serial number reads the route, the batch and the inspection back.
A running, idle and stopped line are seen at the same time.
Availability, performance and quality sit on the line.
Inspection, the control chart and nonconformity are written on the product.
Serial and batch are read together with the work order, the route and the inspection.
The downtime reason and planned maintenance sit in the same equipment file.
Operations
The shift on one screen
Open work orders, running lines, hourly output, downtime causes and shift performance sit together.
When a line stops, material runs out or scrap crosses the limit, the alert falls on the same panel. The operator and management see the same event.
Shop floor
Line map and OEE
Welding, assembly, packaging and warehouse feed sit on the live map. A line is read as running, idle, down or in maintenance.
OEE splits into availability, performance and quality by line. The andon alert, the downtime reason and live output stay in one view.
Planning
The work order sits on the machine
The schedule shows the line, the work center and the day together. A late order, capacity and material readiness do not leave the plan.
A new work order opens, and priority and load are visible. Planned maintenance stays on the same calendar.
Quality
Inspection, chart and serial trace
Whether the control-chart reading is inside the limits, where the inspection queue stands, and who owns the nonconformity all sit on the product.
Enter a serial or a batch, and the work order, route, revision and inspection steps open backward. The trace is not searched in a folder.
Maintenance
Downtime and maintenance in one file
Equipment health, unplanned downtime and upcoming maintenance are followed together. A breakdown opens with spare parts and work steps.
The technician sees the same machine file on a tablet. Planned maintenance stays on the calendar, so the line does not guess the cause later.
Scope
Where production sits
Work orders
The order ties target, completed quantity, status and due date to the line.
Line monitoring
A machine is running, idle, down or in maintenance. The live state is read on the map.
OEE
Availability, performance and quality split by line.
Planning
Schedule, capacity and material readiness sit in the same week.
Quality and SPC
The control chart, the inspection queue and nonconformity are written on the product record.
Traceability
Serial and batch open backward through the work order, the route and the inspection steps.
Maintenance and downtime
Downtime reason, planned maintenance and the breakdown order gather in the equipment file.
Andon
A line stop, material and quality alert open, and close on the floor.
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