Twenty years of running mill systems went into Opfex so that your plant does not have to start from a blank page.
Three things, none of them a project.
Plant, areas and lines, the route material follows, shifts and crews, people and roles. A template is provided; most plants fill it in under an hour.
Procedures, work instructions, FMEAs, control plans, reports, specifications, manuals — dropped into a folder as they are, in any format, English or Arabic.
Where the control systems, historians, MES, laboratory and other sources live. Read-only access is enough.
No workshops to define metrics, no data-mapping sprints, no configuration consultants. The system asks only when it cannot work something out itself.
Areas, equipment, routes and stages, from the spreadsheet and the documents — so every figure knows where it belongs.
Production, recovery, downtime, quality and the rest, each with one written definition, built from the route and ready to be questioned.
Every document read, classified and linked to the equipment and procedures it describes. Safety-critical procedures recognised and respected.
Sources connected, health monitored, history kept on site. If a feed stops, someone is told.
Production as it happens, alarms with an owner, the signals that matter — in the control room, the office and the pocket.
“How much did the cold mill produce last week?” answered in seconds, with the definition and the source, in English or Arabic.
Shift leaders, engineers and managers read the same figure, calculated the same way, every time.
Nothing leaves the plant. Your security rules apply from the first minute.
And after day one: Certo keeps learning from the plant's own history — root causes, recurring patterns, early warnings — and its knowledge grows with every document and every shift, without another project.