Operator fastening a circuit board into its housing on an electronics assembly line, with the instruction open in the station MES

Industries · Electrical & electronics

Electronics work instructions — the current revision at every station.

Electrical and electronics assembly is high-mix and changes often: new revisions, new variants, tight tolerances. REWO keeps the approved instruction at every station, shows handling steps on video, and records who was trained on each change.

Audit-ready for ISO 9001 · IATF 16949

The challenge

Why electronics assembly is hard to keep current

Frequent revisions

Product and process changes arrive faster than paper instructions can be swapped.

High-mix lines

Many variants run on the same line, each with its own steps.

Small parts, precise handling

Orientation, placement and ESD handling are easy to get wrong and hard to describe in text.

Cable and harness work

Manual assembly steps depend on skill that takes time to pass on.

In practice

How electronics manufacturers use REWO

Guides

The right revision at the station

Only the approved revision reaches the line, and the old one retires automatically.

Guides

Handling steps on video

Show orientation, placement and handling close up, instead of describing them.

Forms

Confirm after a change

Operators confirm a revised instruction, with a short assessment where it matters.

Courses

Certify per station or process

Train and certify operators for soldering, assembly or test stations, with a validity you set.

Analytics

Who is trained on what

See training and sign-off status by line, station and shift.

Security & Deployment

Delivered from your MES

Open the right instruction from the work order, or standalone by QR.

Audits

The record behind your audit

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

  • ISO 9001
  • IATF 16949
  • Customer audits

From the floor

What we hear from electronics manufacturers

High-mix assembly and frequent product changes make paper instructions out of date before they reach the line.

FAQ

Questions, answered

How do revisions reach the line?
Approve the new revision once; every station shows it immediately and the old one retires.
Can we show close-up handling steps?
Yes. Short videos and annotated images show orientation, placement and handling exactly.
Does it work with our MES?
Yes, through the REST API and webhooks — or standalone with QR codes.
Can we use our existing PDFs?
Yes. Start with the documents you have and add video where it earns its place.

See REWO on an electronics line

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