- ReportingProduction reports the stoppage: area, equipment, severity, photo.
- EscalationEmail and text by area, then 15, 30 and 60 min without anyone taking it.
- InterventionTaken, on site, resolved: every state is time-stamped.
- Digital twinThe equipment turns green, orange or red on the site map.
- IndicatorsTime to acknowledge and to repair, calculated automatically.
The context
On site, production reported a stoppage through software that could take several minutes to load on a tablet, while a shared spreadsheet was kept in parallel and consolidated by hand. Maintenance indicators were hard to calculate, and the group's central maintenance tool could not adapt to the site's needs.
What was built
- Reporting: a form for production (severity, area, equipment, description, photo), and tracking in four states: new, taken, on site, resolved.
- Escalation: email and text to the right people by area, then to the next levels if nobody takes the alert in time.
- The digital twin: the site map with each piece of equipment in green, orange or red in real time, the indicators (mean time to acknowledge and to repair, critical stoppages, equipment at risk) and the history per machine.
- The V2: preventive maintenance with routines by frequency, work orders, risk checklists, role-based accounts, designed phone-first.
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How
An on-site audit to listen to maintenance and production, then a complete prototype built in a few days and shown to the site manager. A presentation to the management committee, then a V2 ordered and delivered in stages, with team training. Everything runs without depending on central IT.
What changed
Stoppages are reported and tracked in one place, and maintenance indicators are calculated without manual consolidation. According to the team's estimate, maintenance intervention time is halved. The team has its accounts and training, and preventive routines are live. The client plans to roll the tool out to other sites, each with its own database.