Line evaluation
Metal sheet production line audits require a comprehensive and systematic inspection and analysis of the production line to identify existing problems and room for improvement, and provide strong support for improving the efficiency, quality and safety of the production line. HiTo's engineers can audit your existing production line and report back.
01. Preliminary preparation
● Collect information: HiTo relies on professional knowledge and experience to assist companies in collecting general layout drawings, equipment lists, production process flows, quality standards, maintenance records, safety operating procedures and other information for the entire line to ensure that the information is complete and accurate and provide a basis for audits.
● Determine the scope and objectives of the review: HiTo works with enterprises to clarify the scope of production lines and audit goals, such as assessing efficiency, quality, cost control, safety, etc., and transforms corporate goals into actionable audit indicators
02. On site inspection
● Process review: HiTo technical experts review the rationality and efficiency of the production process, discover bottlenecks and waste, put forward optimization suggestions based on industry practices, and pay attention to operating specifications and safety risks.
● Equipment inspection:
● Quality control check:
● Security check:
03. Data analysis
● Production data collection: HiTo uses professional methods to collect production data such as output, production time, energy consumption information, equipment utilization, scrap rate, etc., and analyzes the data to evaluate production line efficiency and quality levels.
● Cost analysis:
● Performance indicator evaluation:
04. Report writing and proposal making
● Writing an audit report: Organize the problems, analysis results and suggestions found during the audit and write a detailed review report. The report should include the scope, objectives, methods, results of the review and specific recommendations and improvement measures.
● Make suggestions:
● Communication and feedback: