Work instructions operators can question
Operators ask about a step, a tolerance or a fault code and get the answer from your own SOPs.
Operators ask in the language they’re most comfortable in, from the languages you train it on.
Mã lỗi E-42 nghĩa là gì?
What does fault code E-42 mean?
Cảm biến áp suất thấp. Kiểm tra đường khí nén.
Low pressure sensor. Check the air line.
¿Cómo cambio el molde de la máquina 3?
How do I change the mould on machine 3?
Siga los pasos 1 a 6 del procedimiento de cambio de molde de la máquina 3.
Follow steps 1 to 6 of the mould change procedure for machine 3.
Tôi có cần đeo kính bảo hộ ở trạm này không?
Do I need safety glasses at this station?
Có. Trạm này yêu cầu kính bảo hộ và găng tay chống cắt.
Yes. This station requires safety glasses and cut-resistant gloves.
Many plants run with operators who speak several languages, while procedures exist in one. Operators who are unsure of a technical term hesitate to ask, and mistakes follow. Translating every SOP by hand is slow and falls out of date with each revision.
Operators whose first language differs from the language of the SOPs, and plants with multilingual teams.
Your procedures plus a glossary of machine and part terms in each language you need.
Operators ask in their own language and get the answer in that language, at the station.
When an SOP changes, the change reaches every language in the next update.
Operators understand the step in their own language.
The SOP stays the single source.
Language support runs on the station tablet.
The languages you train it on. Tell us which languages your teams speak and we will include them.
Answers come from your SOP and glossary. Safety-critical steps can be checked by your team before a version is released.
Yes. Each operator can choose their language on the station tablet.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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