Workshop

QRM 4.0 – How and why to digitise work instructions.

When it is difficult to find technical personnel. Suppose that your most valued 'walking archive' is soon about to retire, you can put everything into a Word or PowerPoint document, but these are rarely up to date and are not usable in the workshop. We will explain what it is best to do. This event will be combined with a visit to Delhez which received an FOF Award in 2021.

Why digitise work instructions.

Give your operators additional digital knowledge internally
Easily update operating procedures
Lose as little time as possible during tool changes for short runs
Help operators access useful knowledge rapidly
Assess the efficiency (or inefficiency) of your work processes.

How to digitise work instructions.

Use software
Use tools like augmented reality headsets
etc.

What should be digitised?

Complex assembly operations
Tasks where the sequence of operations is critical
Operations where tool settings must be correct
Specific safety rules or quality activities that require monitoring
Expanded options due to large variety of products
Seasonal production capacity
Rotating occupancy.

It is also an ideal training support for new employees, or as an electronic instructions manual on mobile devices for assembly or maintenance work in the field.

Programme

13:30 - 16:00 h	Sirris (Christophe MICHIELS : projectmanager)
	• What is the best way to teach new tasks to employees? • How do you create good instructions? • Functionality of digital systems for work instructions. • Overview of the different systems. • Material aspect of the devices: PC, tablet, smartphone, smart glass, projection. • Digital instructions compared with paper instructions.
16:15 - 18:00 h	Delhez (Marianne INGELS : Director of continuous improvement)
	•From zero paper to digital instructions.
	• Visit to Delhez.