Company B · Railway vehicle parts

Railway drawing management and assembly wiring MES

Thousands of paper drawings were digitized for tablet distribution, while assembly and wiring instructions and records were managed through MES.

A railway wiring harness, control enclosure and assembly drawing — AI-generated illustration

IndustryRailway vehicle parts

Connected dataDrawing revisions, work orders, assembly and wiring history, and operator confirmations

Measured result90% faster drawing distribution and a 0% assembly defect rate

Implementation

Drawing distribution and work instructions were digitized so operators could use the latest revision and record completed work.

Outcome

Replacing printed drawing handouts with tablet distribution cut delivery time by 90%, and operators working from the latest revision kept the assembly defect rate at 0% for the measured period.

90% faster drawing distribution and a 0% assembly defect rate

Validation method

Drawing distribution time and assembly defect records for the measured period were compared before and after implementation.

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Key answers about this implementation

The connected data, operational change, and validation basis at a glance.

What data was connected?

Drawing revisions, work orders, assembly and wiring history, and operator confirmations

What changed operationally?

Drawing distribution and work instructions were digitized so operators could use the latest revision and record completed work.

How was the result validated?

Drawing distribution time and assembly defect records for the measured period were compared before and after implementation.