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Maecos Operations

Everything operators do on the floor

Standard work execution. Issue management and root cause analysis. Shift handovers built from real data. Performance meetings that produce tracked actions. Seven modules that share context, so nothing falls between the cracks.

Control room operator reviewing shift data on the Maecos platform in a food manufacturing plant
7 modules one connected system, one login
96% average checklist compliance among active customers
Offline-capable works on the floor without Wi-Fi

Seven modules. One system.

Every module works standalone. Every module works better connected. Pick the one that matters most, start there, and expand when you're ready.

Connected to Maecos Learning

Operations and learning, connected by design

When an SOP changes, retraining triggers automatically. When training completes, the checklist unlocks. When a deviation is captured during execution, the system identifies whether it traces to a training gap.

No standalone LMS can do this, because it doesn't know what happens on the floor.

  • SOP changes retraining triggers automatically
  • Training completes checklist unlocks
  • Deviation captured training gap identified

Common questions

Do I need to deploy all seven modules at once?

No. Most customers start with two or three modules during a paid pilot. Standard Work and Shift Handover is a common starting point. Modules share context, so adding a new one later is configuration, not a new integration project.

How does Maecos Operations relate to our existing MES?

Maecos sits between your MES and the operator. It handles execution, knowledge, and compliance on the shop floor. It integrates with your MES (and ERP, SCADA, etc.) through standard protocols. It doesn't replace your production control layer.

Can operators use it offline?

Yes. Checklist execution, issue logging, and handover entries all work without a network connection. Data syncs automatically when connectivity returns. No lost entries, no interruption.

How long does a typical pilot take?

Most pilots run 8 to 12 weeks on a single line. That's enough to demonstrate value on checklist compliance, handover quality, and issue resolution time. From there, customers decide on a phased rollout.

Six tools per shift. One system to replace them.

Standard work, issues, handovers, meetings, actions, dashboards, and documents. Connected. One login.