Current machine context
Give operators a focused view of machine status, order progress, downtime and the actions required during the shift.
SHOP FLOOR MONITORING
A live view of what the shop floor is doing.
ClearRivet gives operators and supervisors an andon-style live view of machine state, production, order progress, downtime and call-for-help activity, with shift handover keeping context moving between crews.
WHY IT MATTERS
One production truth, different operational views.
The same production record should support the person at the machine and the manager reviewing the whole plant. ClearRivet is designed around role-appropriate views rather than separate sources of truth.
Plant-wide visibility
See which machines are running, stopped or falling behind without waiting for the end-of-shift report.
Event history
Use time-stamped events and reasons to investigate repeat stops and validate improvement activity.
CLEARRIVET APPROACH
One production truth, different operational views.
The same production record should support the person at the machine and the manager reviewing the whole plant. ClearRivet is designed around role-appropriate views rather than separate sources of truth.
Live machine status
Run/down timers
Production counts and rate
Order progress
Downtime reason capture
Shift handover context
Plant overview
Event and trend history
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions manufacturing teams ask.
Can operators enter downtime reasons?
Yes. For downtime events that require operator context, the workflow can capture an appropriate reason and notes according to site configuration.
How are micro-stops handled?
Short stops can be recorded separately based on configured thresholds so plants can analyse them without forcing unnecessary operator interaction.
Can management see multiple machines?
Yes. Authorised management views are designed to aggregate machine status and KPIs at plant level.
EXPLORE CLEARRIVET
Related production monitoring capabilities.
SHOP-FLOOR VISIBILITY
A production screen should focus the team on what matters now.
Shop-floor monitoring is most useful when the information is simple enough to understand at a glance. Running or stopped status, production against target, active downtime, order progress and calls for help are the kinds of signals that can change what the team does during the shift.
ClearRivet is designed to support both individual machine views and larger shared displays so operators, team leaders and support functions can work from the same current information.
Less noise. Faster recognition.
A shop-floor screen should not try to display every available metric. Its job is to make the current operating condition obvious, highlight exceptions and help the team recognise when support is required.
Need a shared production screen?
See how to design a shop-floor TV dashboard around current machine state, target progress, downtime and help requests.
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