ARC-TRACK — UPDATED PLATFORM WALKTHROUGH 13 November 2026 · Models and workshop routes Duration: 6 minutes | 1080p | Captioned | Original approved 120 BPM instrumental Illustrated interface examples. All records, people and prices are fictional. Reference geometry is not an engineering design or manufacturing instruction. One project ZIP links KSS, PDFs and optional phase IFC models. Model geometry and dimensions are references; issued drawings govern fabrication. 00:00:00 One connected fabrication workflow Connect material requirements, linked drawings and 3D models, purchasing, workshop handovers and quality records in the same job. - Import and review → buy material → cut, drill or roll → fabricate and weld → inspect and hand over. - This illustrated sample is a platform overview, not a live production acceptance test. 00:00:18 Configure your workshop once Save each physical machine and its actual limits. A CFLC roller is coil-fed; plate sheet sizes belong in the RFQ. Expand saved machines to edit them. - Choose Cutting, Drilling only or Rolling. All sizes and No weight limit are separate choices. - A coil-fed roller needs no standard stock/loading length. Finished-section length limits are optional. 00:00:36 Projects, phases and requirements Select the correct project and phase. Keep its scope, material requirements, issued drawings, models and quality records together. - Basic, Selective and Full scope follow the project's chosen requirements. - Check a representative job and your company's approval rules before live use. 00:00:54 One ZIP links the job and its models Import one supported KSS + PDF + optional phase IFC ZIP. Review PDF-first material values, matching marks, revisions and 3D previews before saving. - Import project ZIP is the combined upload point. Excel column matching and templates remain available. - Verify the completed receipt. Real revisions require review; existing work history is retained. 00:01:12 Inspect the linked 3D assembly Select parts, inspect their supplied properties, isolate or hide geometry, use a section cut and measure reference geometry beside the issued PDF drawing. - Rotate, move, zoom, named views, flat projection, labels and PNG capture help explain the assembly. - Dimensions are model references. Use issued drawing dimensions for fabrication; the model does not establish drilling instructions. 00:01:30 Cut first, then drill the part A saw cuts the required length before a drilling-only beam line records its own stage. Review drilling against the current issued drawing. - Confirm Required with a compatible machine, or Not required. Profile names alone do not identify holes. - Cutting completion and ready for fabrication remain separate while downstream work is outstanding. 00:01:48 Optimize section stock and offcuts Review purchased section lengths, kerf and machine limits before approving the cutting plan. Plate quantities still come from your nesting result. - Sample: four 2,400 mm and four 1,800 mm parts use two 9,000 mm bars. - Each bar: 8,400 mm parts + 12 mm kerf + 588 mm offcut. Illustrative net utilisation: 93.3%. 00:02:06 Roll CFLC in-house or outsource it Choose the CFLC supply method per profile and grade. For internal rolling, confirm the real coil, strip or sheet source and the rolling/cutting sequence. - Choose roll-and-cut, cut blanks then roll, or roll then a separate cut. Outsourced cut-and-rolled supply remains available. - Actual raw dimensions and quantities are reviewed, not derived from a finished CFLC profile. 00:02:24 Compare prices and choose suppliers Compare valid quotations, price basis and lead times. Save the chosen suppliers and review the selected total and quote-comparison difference. - Sample section quote: two lengths at US$350 = US$700; higher valid quote US$770; difference US$70. - Fictional prices exclude tax and delivery. Quote differences are not guaranteed cash savings. 00:02:42 Order the actual raw supply unit Review the saved supplier selection, price basis and quantities before creating a PO. Raw CFLC coils, strips and sheets keep their actual purchase units. - Sample internal CFLC order: two reviewed coils at a fictional US$2,300 per coil. - A coil can have actual kilograms without a length. Do not substitute a one-millimetre stock length. 00:03:00 Receive against the original order Record actual partial deliveries, delivery references, heat numbers and certificates. Receiving retains the locked purchase order's original units and dimensions. - Receiving one of two ordered coils leaves one coil outstanding; it does not receive finished CFLC pieces. - Current material demand changes do not silently rewrite the original supplier order or its delivery evidence. 00:03:18 Give cutting a clear instruction Use machine-filtered cutting queues and matching PDF or Excel lists. Internal CFLC blank cutting shows its reviewed raw blank beside the finished profile. - Cutting-list availability is different from completed work. Record the actual cumulative completed quantity. - A rolling machine that also cuts to length records that combined operation instead of duplicate saw output. 00:03:36 Plan each physical machine stage The Gantt uses separate cutting, drilling and rolling stage counts. Review proposed dates, then save the programme when the plan is confirmed. - Adding a machine does not calculate a production duration or prove capacity loading. - Recorded history remains visible when a machine is retired; unfinished historical work is shown for review. 00:03:54 Allocate work and show the handover Allocate assembly quantities to boilermakers and welders. The boilermaker can see the assigned welding handover, so the finished part has a clear next destination. - Check coverage separately by trade and keep approved history separate from new allocation targets. - Ready for fabrication reflects required machine stages; allocation can still be planned ahead. 00:04:12 Workers use the drawing and 3D model Assigned work lines show linked PDF drawings and available 3D models. Check the assembly, see the welding handover and submit finished quantities for review. - Model and drawing access stays scoped to the worker's assigned work. Supplied part properties may be absent. - Submitted work remains pending until an authorised reviewer approves it. Subscribers track quantities and weight. 00:04:30 Record inspections and signatures Use the project's QCP, intervention levels and authorised signatures. Keep the required dimensional, welding, NDT and finish evidence with the work. - The chosen project scope determines the inspection and document requirements. - The software organises evidence; it does not perform an inspection or certify workshop compliance. 00:04:48 Compile a checked Data Book Review selected drawings, QCP records, procedures, personnel evidence, material certificates and traceability before preparing the handover PDF. - The real pack contains the project's selected records and uploaded supporting evidence. - Workshop completion, inspection acceptance and document readiness remain separate checks. 00:05:06 Save and export a shipping load Select assemblies and loose items, review load quantities, known weights and drawings, then save the load before exporting its matching PDF and Excel. - Use the saved load version and prevent the same assembly components from being counted again as loose items. - A shipping list does not itself approve quality release, reserve stock or confirm physical dispatch. 00:05:24 Track tools and equipment Issue and return tools with their condition and photos. Review booking history, damage, repair or scrap status and monthly stock counts. - Individual asset records keep condition, responsibility and history together. - Sample identities and reference numbers in this illustrated tour are fictional. 00:05:42 Report finished output once Review machine output, separate drilling and rolling throughput, approved workshop quantities and Business Review. Combined roll-and-cut contributes finished output once. - Corrections retain their recording date. Missing or unresolved weights remain visible for source review. - Training includes the 3D guide, updated captioned lessons and PDFs. Backups, roles and actual saved records still need company review.