Exploring Industrial Standards
Industrial Standards enable you to manage consistency and control across your manufacturing environment. Standardizing components such as standard operating procedures, shift structures, and production calendars. Standardization helps improve traceability, reduce errors, and support scalable, compliant operations.
The Industrial Standards application provides the foundation for authoring and scheduling different types of manufacturing standards. You can create standards for any type of industrial work. All standards include common features, such as scheduling plans, managing approvals, and tracking compliance. You can use this functionality across all standards, and it works the same way for each standard.
- Shift-based scheduling for manufacturing standards
Shift-based scheduling enables you to create schedule plans that automatically generate standard tasks aligned with your factory's shift patterns and production day configurations. In shift-based scheduling, you don't have to specify precise start and end date-time values manually. - Work set standards
Use a work set standard to group related standards and actions into a single procedure that operators can execute as one guided flow on the shop floor.
Parent Topic:Exploring Digital Factory Workspace