OEE monitoring and downtime-analysis software that measures availability, performance and quality losses by the second.
Solution flow
OEE and downtime analysis software is installed to monitor availability, performance and quality losses at second resolution. The same record pattern is set up on automotive assembly or press lines, and on metal, white-goods and food lines.
We collect OEE and downtime reasons from line and machine signals; software builds the loss tree at second resolution. Downtime codes and shift rules are written in the project definition.
Live OEE dashboard, downtime Pareto and loss-tree record.
OEE and downtime analysis software is installed to monitor availability, performance and quality losses at second resolution. The same record pattern is set up on automotive assembly or press lines, and on metal, white-goods and food lines.
We collect OEE and downtime reasons from line and machine signals; software builds the loss tree at second resolution. Downtime codes and shift rules are written in the project definition.
Live OEE dashboard, downtime Pareto and loss-tree record.
After downtime codes and shift rules are defined, acceptance compares the system’s OEE and loss tree with a reference shift record. Planned-downtime definitions stay written.
Requires access to line and machine signals (run, count, fault), the downtime-reason list and shift calendar, and approval of the planned-downtime definition.
How it works
OEE and downtime analysis bind availability, performance and quality loss from line and machine signals into second-resolution records. Downtime codes and shift rules are written in the project definition.
The OEE record keeps micro-stops and reason distribution at second resolution. Where loss occurs is answered from the measured record.
Availability, performance and quality losses are collected from line and machine signals at second resolution. Downtime codes and shift rules are written in the project definition; the planned-downtime definition is fixed.
The system’s OEE and downtime Pareto are accepted by comparison with a reference shift record. Because the definition is written, the same figure can be reproduced later.
What comes next
Once the OEE record is stable, energy, scrap and cost analyses connect on the same loss tree.
Record chain
From obligation to measured record to produced output.
Production, traceability or quality record obligation
Shop-floor production and process records
Timestamped operational records from measurement
Industry contexts where this solution is often relevant.
Solutions often considered together.
We clarify a suitable scope together based on your site, industry and goals.
