Plant safe to run, chemicals controlled and quality closed out.

Every machine carries its maintenance, inspections and defects, and a critical defect takes it out of service until it is cleared. Chemicals come with their safety data sheets, changes to the line go through management of change, and nonconformances close with corrective action.

Start with oneStart with any one of these on its own, and add the others only if and when you want them.

What manufacturing teams use most

The capabilities that matter most in manufacturing, all ready on the first day.

  • Maintenance

    Maintenance is scheduled and recorded against the item it belongs to.

  • Equipment taken out of service

    Equipment with a critical defect is blocked from use until it is repaired and cleared.

  • Chemical register

    Every product is on record with its classification and where it is used.

  • Safety data sheets

    Every version of every sheet is kept, marked current, due soon or overdue.

  • Management of change

    Changes to plant, process and people are assessed, approved and checked before and after they happen.

  • Quality and nonconformance

    Nonconformances, customer complaints and quality audits are raised, investigated and closed with corrective action.

  • Hearing tests

    Hearing tests record every frequency and flag significant threshold shifts.

  • Recurring inspections

    Inspections are raised automatically on the schedule you set.

  • Actions closed on proof

    An action closes only once the fix is checked by someone.

  • Competency checks on workflows

    Any step in any workflow can require current training before it goes ahead.

Worked example: a new press on the line

A plant installs a hydraulic press on line two.

  1. Step 1: The change is managed

    The installation goes through management of change, with its risk assessment and sign-offs.

  2. Step 2: The press joins the register

    The press is added to the plant register with its maintenance schedule and daily pre-start check.

  3. Step 3: Operators trained and checked

    Operators complete the press training, and the workflow checks their competence when they are rostered.

  4. Step 4: Noise measured

    A noise survey around the press feeds the hearing test program for the people who work there.

See how Obliwise fits manufacturing.

Bring a form, a plan or a checklist you use now. We will set it up in Obliwise with you and show you the follow-up as it happens.