A new job
The machining approach is new to your business. You want practical support to get the job underway.
New tasks.Delivered together.
You have accepted a job that involves an unfamiliar machining task? I support you on site and work actively on its implementation, alongside you and your staff.
When is on-site project support useful?
A specific challenge
Your team needs experience with this particular task, whether in CAM programming or at the machine.
Knowledge that stays with your team
You want to develop the approach together, understand the decisions and continue the work independently afterwards.
I work on your job with you.
Support is tailored to your job and your team’s existing experience. Before the visit, we agree which tasks I will take on and how we will work together.
Review the job
Look at the part, requirements and available equipment together.
Prepare the machining
Develop the machining approach and CAM program for the actual job.
Work alongside you
Support practical implementation at your premises and work through questions as they arise.
Share practical knowledge
Discuss adjustments and the reasoning behind them directly with your staff.
A new part. An approach developed together.
For example, you take on a part that requires an unfamiliar machining approach. Together we prepare the work, develop the CAM program and work through implementation at your machine. We discuss adjustments as we work, making the reasoning behind the decisions clear.
What we agree before the visit.
- The job and the specific machining task
- Available machines, controls and CAM systems
- The support needed and your team’s experience
- Location, date and duration
Scope, duration and costs are agreed based on your task.
Which job would you like to tackle together?
Briefly describe your task and where you need support. Together we will discuss how I can assist you on site.