The rail industry faces increasing pressure to improve safety, efficiency, and compliance while minimising disruptions. This rail case study video explores how WorkfloPlus helped transform track maintenance by replacing paper-based processes with real-time digital work instructions.
Streamlining Rail Maintenance with WorkfloPlus
Rail operators must manage complex infrastructure projects while ensuring strict compliance with industry regulations. WorkfloPlus enables rail teams to digitise track renewal programmes, providing standardised procedures, automated compliance checks, and instant access to real-time data. It’s a critical component highlighted in this rail case study video.
By eliminating manual paperwork, WorkfloPlus reduces delays and ensures that maintenance teams can access critical information anywhere, on any device. This digital approach enhances productivity while improving audit readiness. This rail case study video demonstrates these benefits.
Improving Safety with Cyberhawk Drone Technology
A key aspect of this rail case study is how WorkfloPlus integrated with Cyberhawk’s drone technology to enhance safety and accuracy. Traditionally, workers had to conduct inspections at height, increasing risk. Now, drones capture high-resolution imagery and precise location data, feeding directly into WorkfloPlus.
This integration allows maintenance teams to pinpoint problem areas without putting employees in hazardous conditions. By reducing the need for manual inspections at height, WorkfloPlus helps enhance workforce safety and improve operational efficiency.
Ensuring Compliance
With real-time evidence collection, WorkfloPlus ensures that every completed task has a full evidential capture data trail. So, by embracing WorkfloPlus, rail operators achieve safer, more efficient, and fully compliant maintenance operations—setting a new standard for digital transformation in the industry. This approach is thoroughly detailed in the rail case study video.
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