A day at Nordwerk · 3 shifts

24 hours. One data chain.

From the early shift to deep into the night — even when nobody's there, the plant thinks along. Pick a shift and see who does what, in which system.

06:30
Frank · Shift lead Order → delivery

First coffee, first look at the control room. Seven machines green — only lathe B1 blinks amber: “maintenance due”.

Control room →
07:00
Ali · Operator Order → delivery

Ali sets up CNC mill A1, loads the program for 200× bearing block NW-1001 and starts — feedback right at the machine.

Machine & cabinet →
08:15
Lena · Inside sales Lead-in

An inquiry from Alpentech becomes a lead. Thomas runs it through the digital twin, Lena sends a quote with a real date.

Digital twin ↗
09:30
Bernd · Purchasing Order → delivery

MRP computes material demand from the order — Bernd confirms the steel purchase suggestions in two clicks.

In the ERP ↗
10:00
Jens · Maintenance Order → delivery

Jens clicks from the machine into the cabinet down to the wiring plan, checks the vibration trend — and schedules B1.

Historian →
11:30
Petra · Quality Order → delivery

On flange plate NW-2010 the dimensions drift. BI sees it before final inspection — Petra steps in.

Process drift (BI) ↗
13:00
Klaus · Warehouse & shipping Order → delivery

The 200 bearing blocks are done and inspected. Klaus picks with real-time stock — NW-1001 ships.

In the ERP ↗
14:30
Nadia · Late shift lead Order → delivery

Handover in 5 minutes instead of 30: Nadia reads off the control room what's running, what's open, where B1 stands.

Control room →
15:30
Customer · Helvetia Pumpen AG After delivery

The customer's buyer opens the portal: order delivered, invoice open, service contract active — without a single query.

Customer portal →
16:30
Sven · Service tech After delivery

A complaint arrives. Sven opens the repair order; the AI search instantly surfaces a similar past case and its fix.

Ask the company →
18:00
Tomasz · Operator, late Order → delivery

Series run NW-2010 on laser cutter L1. Tomasz reports good and scrap quantities continuously — BI fills up in real time.

Plant →
20:30
Mara · Quality, late Order → delivery

Final inspection of the batch: dimensions, surface, weight auto-graded, inspection record generated. No paper, no audit search.

Quality in BI ↗
22:30
Elias · Operator, night Order → delivery

Thinly staffed night: laser L1 keeps running, Elias watches three lines from the control room instead of walking around.

Control room →
00:30
System · AI · Autonomous prediction After delivery

In the middle of the night the prediction spots rising vibration on axis Y — and opens a maintenance order by itself. Precognitive: the failure is prevented before it happens.

Prediction in the plan →
02:00
Ravi · On-call maintenance Order → delivery

Ravi gets the order on his phone, arrives prepared — the bearing is already reserved. Swap in 40 minutes, the line never stops.

Condition data →
04:01
System · Historian After delivery

Every reading of the night is safely stored. At four the snapshot is ready, from which the management cockpit computes in the morning.

Ops & backups →
05:30
Frank · Shift lead Order → delivery

Frank returns, axis Y is swapped, everything green. Handover to the early shift — and the day starts over.

Control room →

Three shifts, one truth. Click through the whole company.

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