Station
The station screen opens from the code on the machine, with no admin login. Anything that blocks operation comes first. Everything else follows.
IATF 16949 · 7.2 · 8.5.1.2
Work stations
The code on the machine opens everything the operator needs to know: whether they are cleared, with what, and how.
Prensa 2 · Estación 4Código pegado en la máquina. Se abre desde el celular, sin sesión.
Prensa 2 · Estación 4
Estampado · Turno BImpide operarCalibrador de par TQ-14 con calibración vencidaVencida el 2 sep 2025. Solicitar calibración a Mantenimiento.
Equipo de protección
- ◐LentesObligatorio
- ◍Guantes anticorteObligatorio
- ◔TaponesRecomendado
Hoja de operación · versión 4
- 1Verificar herramental montadoCrítico · par 45 N·m
- 2Cargar pieza en el nido
- 3Ciclo de prensadoCrítico · tolerancia ±0.2 mm
Quién puede operar
- AG · Experto · vigente
- LM · Operador · vence 20 mar 2026
- AF · Aprendiz · con seguimiento
From the code to the person
From arriving at the station to signing off
At the work station the machine and the person meet. The code on the station opens everything the operator needs: whether they are cleared, with what, and how.
Today
The new arrival asks the person next to them, the work instruction is from who knows when, and anyone can step up to the machine.
Asks the person next to them
Discovered mid-shift
A laminated sheet from who knows when
Anyone steps up to the machine
With SLOV Operations
The code opens the station screen. First, anything that blocks operation. Then PPE, the work instruction, and who is cleared. It closes with the operator's sign-off.
The code opens the station screen
Anything blocking operation shows first
The current work instruction, critical steps marked
Sign-off, with entry validated
TodayAsks the person next to them
With SLOV OperationsThe code opens the station screen
TodayDiscovered mid-shift
With SLOV OperationsAnything blocking operation shows first
TodayA laminated sheet from who knows when
With SLOV OperationsThe current work instruction, critical steps marked
TodayAnyone steps up to the machine
With SLOV OperationsSign-off, with entry validated
The new arrival asks the person next to them, the work instruction is from who knows when, and anyone can step up to the machine.
The code opens the station screen. First, anything that blocks operation. Then PPE, the work instruction, and who is cleared. It closes with the operator's sign-off.
What changes if you start with the station
What the operator needs to know, at the machine, not in the office
Whoever reaches the station sees whether they are cleared, with what and how, before they touch the machine.
Equipment
PPE with its icon, required or recommended. Tools with their calibration, current or lapsed.
Instruction
The work instruction step by step, critical steps marked with their control point. Whoever comes in from another shift has the current version in hand.
Entry
The operator signs off with their employee number and PIN, and the system answers whether they are cleared and until when. Anyone not authorized gets in only with a documented reason and the name of who authorized it: exactly the exception an auditor expects to find.
The history is already there for SLOV AI
The Work stations area records sign-offs and entries every day. SLOV AI answers what each position requires and where that comes from. It flags any station with tools coming due or with nobody certified, and suggests whom to certify. The supervisor decides.
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