New engineer taking over our OEE system: where should they start learning?

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  • DataForge
    Junior Member
    • 11.08.2025
    • 15

    #1

    New engineer taking over our OEE system: where should they start learning?

    The engineer who set up our Proveris OEE system is leaving the company next month. A younger colleague will take over, and they have a PLC background but has never worked with OEE software.
    We have about four weeks of overlap. I'd like to give them a structured plan instead of "click around and ask questions". What learning resources do you offer, in what order would you recommend going through them, and is there any formal training we can book?
  • admin
    Yönetici
    • 26.02.2025
    • 23

    #2
    Four weeks of overlap is a good situation. Here is a structured path using the available resources.
    Week 1 – Concepts and overview
    - Blog articles on OEE basics, for example "How to Calculate OEE and Measure Production Performance": https://greensoft.ai/blog/how-to-cal...n-performance/
    - Documentation, General Overview and User Interface sections: https://greensoft.ai/documentation/p...eral-overview/
    - Inside the web version, HELP > DOCUMENT explains each screen.
    Week 2 – Configuration
    - Academy videos (short, 1–1.5 minutes each), for example Creating Machine, Machine Working Mode, MTBF & MTTR Parameters and Licensing: https://greensoft.ai/academy/proveris-oee/
    - Documentation sections Communication Protocols and Editing Projects. With a PLC background, tags, channels and frames will feel familiar.
    Week 3 – Daily operation
    - Our YouTube series on the web version: each video covers one page or widget (dashboard, gauges, downtimes, work orders, reports and more).
    - Let them handle real tasks with the current engineer: adding a product, changing a shift, assigning downtime reasons, running reports.
    Week 4 – Handover
    - Document your plant-specific setup: machine list, PLC addresses, shift definitions, roles and users, scheduled reports, license and server details.
    - Make sure they have a Developer user and know where the license and backups are.
    Formal training and questions
    For a dedicated online session tailored to your installation, contact us and we will plan it with you. For questions along the way, the forum is open, and answers help other users as well.
    Contact: https://greensoft.ai/get-in-touch/

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