Operator fitting a cartridge into a chrome basin tap, with the instruction for that variant on the bench tablet

Industries · Building products & sanitaryware

Building products work instructions — craft skills, passed on faster.

Ceramics, sanitaryware and building products depend on manual skills that take years to learn. REWO captures how your best people do the job, shows it on video at the station, and gets new operators to the same standard.

Audit-ready for ISO 9001

The challenge

Why craft-heavy production is hard to standardize

Skills that take years

Glazing, finishing and inspection depend on experience that's hard to put in words.

Retiring experts

The people who know the job best are often closest to retirement.

Visual quality judgement

Telling a good part from a reject is easier to show than to describe.

Several plants, one standard

Groups want every plant to work the same way.

In practice

How building-products manufacturers use REWO

Guides

Craft steps on video

Film your best operator and turn the method into a step-by-step guide.

Forms

Good part, bad part

Photo questions train operators to judge quality the same way.

Courses

Structured training paths

Certify operators per process, with a validity you set.

Courses

Mentors focused on real gaps

Courses cover the basics, so experienced staff coach what really needs coaching.

Analytics

Training status at a glance

See who is trained on which process, across shifts and plants.

Group & multi-site

One standard in every plant

Publish once and run the same method in every plant, in each site's language.

Audits

The record behind your audit

Customer, ISO and factory production control audits ask how work is controlled and how people are trained. REWO gives you the record: approved instructions, sign-off tied to each revision, and training status for every operator.

  • ISO 9001
  • Factory production control
  • Safety training

From the floor

What we hear from building-products manufacturers

Much of the work is manual craft, and the skill takes years to pass on — usually from one experienced person to the next.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can video capture manual craft skills?
Yes. Video shows the motion, pressure and sequence that written instructions can't.
Can it help with visual quality inspection?
Yes. Photo questions in forms train operators to tell a good part from a reject.
Does it replace on-the-job training?
No. It covers the knowledge step, so mentors spend their time on practice.
Can several plants share instructions?
Yes. Publish once and deliver to every plant, in each site's language.

See REWO in your plant

A live, 30-minute walkthrough built around one of your own instructions.