Let the floor sign in
Put a terminal where the work happens
Why this step
Progress recorded an hour later in an office is progress nobody trusts. A touchscreen at the station records a step the moment it is finished, by the person who finished it.
What this does
Provides a rugged, tablet-optimized touchscreen interface for machine operators to view CAD drawings, scan barcodes, and log completions without keyboards.
Before you start
- Configure Shop Floor Work Centers and assign operator login PINs.
Steps
Important
Shop Floor Terminals display high-resolution opening cross-sections, allowing operators to verify gasket direction and locking point positions on the fly.
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Launch Shop Floor Terminal Pro or Operator Terminal on the workstation screen.
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Scan the operator badge or enter your 4-digit PIN to activate your session.
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Select your active work center (e.g. Assembly Station 2) to view queued jobs.
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Scan the workpiece barcode or tap an order card to display visual fabrication diagrams and opening dimensions.
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Tap Mark as Done to complete the operation and advance the unit to the next downstream station.
Common mistakes
- Working on window frames under another operator's logged-in terminal session.
- Bypassing required checklist confirmations on the touchscreen.
Checkpoint
An operator starts and finishes a work order from the station itself, without walking anywhere.