MES escalation

_Eliminate weaknesses in the flow of information­

If a key component on the production line fails, the reporting chain often reacts in an extremely rigid manner. The operator has to leave the production line, go to the maintenance office and open a ticket. If the maintenance technician isn’t at their desk, valuable minutes are lost. Value creation is lost amid the loud noise of the machinery, whilst the clock is ticking for set-up procedures and repairs.

_Eliminate weaknesses in the flow of information­

If a key component on the production line fails, the reporting chain often reacts in an extremely rigid manner. The operator has to leave the production line, go to the maintenance office and open a ticket. If the maintenance technician isn’t at their desk, valuable minutes are lost. Value creation is lost amid the loud noise of the machinery, whilst the clock is ticking for set-up procedures and repairs.

Multi-device alerting

Alerts reach specialist staff exactly where they are. Via smartwatches, pagers (DECT), emails or industrial tablets – directly, reliably and with a clear audit trail.

Cascading escalations

The escalation model is secured at multiple levels: if the ‘Level 1’ technician does not respond within the specified SLA time (e.g. 10 minutes), the system automatically escalates the issue to the shift manager or maintenance manager.

Skill-based allocation

An electrical fault is referred to the electrician; a quality tolerance deviation (SPC) immediately alerts the quality management officer. This isn’t spam, but a precise way of addressing the problem.

Define the communication channels for your production status according to your requirements and keep yourself and your staff up to date at all times with MES escalation. Using an if-then architecture, you decide who is notified, when, and in what form for each event—so that you never miss a thing, no matter where you are.

Define the communication channels for your production status according to your requirements and keep yourself and your staff up to date at all times with MES escalation. Using an if-then architecture, you decide who is notified, when, and in what form for each event—so that you never miss a thing, no matter where you are.