The work covers requirement definition, process design, machine park selection, quality flow, workforce structure, and the path from first layout to a line that can run on its own.
We stay with the plant through industrialization: prototype support, line setup, know-how transfer, and training so the facility does not depend on us to keep producing.
Built for what it must make
Each plant is built for what it must make: light, medium, or heavy weapon systems, barrels and critical parts, supporting equipment, or an ammunition line.
- Requirement definition and product family
- Process design and material flow
- Machine park selection
- Quality flow and gates
- Workforce structure and training
- Prototype support and line setup
The output is a working industrial structure — machines, quality gates, people, and documentation — not a drawing set left on the table.
