When your machine guy is out,
who fixes the nailer?
PlantLore puts what your best mechanic knows about every nailer, stacker, saw, and dismantler one QR scan away. When he’s off, on vacation, or retired, the next person can still find the fix.
- Built by a steel mill electrical engineer
- Works beside SAP and any CMMS
- English and Spanish
- Private to your company
One person knows the machine. Everyone else waits.
It lives in one head
The adjustments, the quirks, and the fix for the jam that keeps coming back live with one or two people.
The line waits on a phone call
When it stops on second shift, everybody stands around until someone calls back.
New hires learn by watching
Training means shadowing the one guy who knows, if he has the time.
What changes on your floor
The fix, at the machine
Scan the label on the nailer and see past fixes, adjustments, photos, and the manual page.
Lockout first
Every machine page opens with where to lock it out and what can hurt you.
His name stays on it
Every fix carries the name of the person who shared it, and a manager marks it verified.
Any phone, no install
Big buttons and plain words, in English and Spanish. Nothing to install.
Scan. Find the fix. Keep it.
No new habits to learn. A QR label on the machine, a phone in the technician’s pocket, and a manager who checks what gets added.
- 01Scan the machineOne scan opens everything your plant knows about it: lockout points first, then known problems, manuals, drawings, and PLC files.
- 02Find the fixSearch the way people talk. “Won’t advance” finds the fix someone wrote down last year, with their photo. Checked fixes come first.
- 03Keep what was learnedThe tech who fixed it adds a few lines and a photo, right at the machine. A manager reviews it and marks it Verified.
Start with the machine that hurts most.
We’ll go through one machine with your maintenance lead and leave you a one-page sheet of its top five failures and fixes. Free, whether or not you buy.
- Time to find the fixHow long it takes a technician to find the right documentation, before and after.
- Calls for helpAfter-hours and off-shift calls to senior staff about that machine.
- Failures written upHow quickly a long breakdown gets written up and shared with every shift.
Keep the knowledge.
Find the fix.
See PlantLore on a real machine. Then we’ll review one of your machines with your maintenance lead, for free, and leave you a one-page sheet of its top five failures and fixes, whether or not you buy.
- 1Tom reaches out to set a time that works for your shifts.
- 2A short call and a live demo on a real machine.
- 3A free review of one of your machines, with your maintenance lead.
The people may change. Your plant should keep what it learned.