Supervisors open one screen and see every station live. Building, idle, or down. One tap drops a message on a workstation's tablet; one tap approves a mid-build defect flag; one drag re-prioritises the work-order queue. No refresh button, no walk-around, no white-board.
A green / amber / red status light at every workstation. Green building, amber waiting, red down. Refreshed live as the floor changes. Tap a station to see the operator, the unit they're building, the queue depth, and the last few completed serials. The canvas layout is exactly what engineering designed; supervisors stop translating diagrams.
BC-260517-0023The work-orders rail (right side of the floor view; phone drawer on mobile) lists every open order on that line in priority order. Drag to reorder; the new sequence persists across every surface. The orders tab, the kiosk pickup screen, the KPI rollups. Supervisors reprioritise on the floor, in the moment.
Need an operator to use a temporary fixture for the next 10 units? Send a one-tap note from the live floor view. It pops on the operator's tablet within seconds and stays pinned until they acknowledge it. No two-way radio, no walk-down.
Per-step scan validation stops the build before the wrong part goes on the unit. An operator can flag a defect mid-build with a photo; the unit drops into the supervisor approval queue. Approvals are either "ship as-is", "rework", or "scrap". Every decision keeps a tamper-evident record (who, when, reason).
Press the impact gun air-line dropped? The operator hits "Start downtime", picks the reason (admin-configured: equipment, material, labor, planned…), and starts it from the tablet. When it ends, they stop the timer. Insights → KPIs rolls the data into a downtime pareto so engineering sees the same five reasons month over month and can actually fix them.
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