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Edwardsk
Hello,
I am interested in seeing what software people are using to create, control, electronically approve, etc... work instruction for both machining/manufacturing and assembling parts. We are an ISO/TS 16949 company. Ideally so that operators in the shop can view the "WI" on a computer in the shop, hopefully someday eliminating paper.
Currently we create them using MS Word and keep a "master list" via Excel. The creation and management of this system is time consuming and mediocre. Furthermore each manufacturing engineer in the company seems to come up with their own "WI" format, which can become confusing for people on the shop floor especially while we are trying to keep a flexible workforce.
So far the software(s) that I have found seem to be geared toward assembly. We both manufacture (machine, laser cut, punch, press break, weld, powder coat, etc..), and assemble the items we sell.
I am interested in seeing what software people are using to create, control, electronically approve, etc... work instruction for both machining/manufacturing and assembling parts. We are an ISO/TS 16949 company. Ideally so that operators in the shop can view the "WI" on a computer in the shop, hopefully someday eliminating paper.
Currently we create them using MS Word and keep a "master list" via Excel. The creation and management of this system is time consuming and mediocre. Furthermore each manufacturing engineer in the company seems to come up with their own "WI" format, which can become confusing for people on the shop floor especially while we are trying to keep a flexible workforce.
So far the software(s) that I have found seem to be geared toward assembly. We both manufacture (machine, laser cut, punch, press break, weld, powder coat, etc..), and assemble the items we sell.
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