Aerospace

Aerospace manufacturing is a high technology and capital intensive industry. Its value chain is characterised by a long project life cycle spanning R&D, engineering design, manufacturing, assembly, maintenance, repair and overhaul. Intensive technology and safety requirements require significant investments in R&D and quality control. However, with the need to cut costs and deliver products faster, aerospace design, development and production globally continues to undergo significant change.

OEMs are increasingly making use of a global supply chain to take advantage of lower trade barriers, reduced communication and transport costs, the emergence of global service firms and the ever-increasing talent shortage in home markets. In today’s global environment, aircraft OEMs are expecting vendors with their high levels of design expertise to supply large aircraft subassemblies that in the past were manufactured within the four walls of the OEM.

The Sharrix risk management solution has out of the box DFMEA, PFMEA and Control Plan models providing comprehensive risk assessment tools for aerospace manufactures to help facilitate best practices and valuable lessons learned being used in new and current aircraft designs and part manufacturing operations.

Mobile capable Incident Management reporting and action tracking is another provision supported by the Sharrix solution ensuring aircraft incident anomalies requiring maintenance actions can be taken care in timely fashion to ensure passenger safety and on-time gate departures.

We help aerospace companies identify, analyze, and mitigate operational risks within one platform that allows timely, workflow driven action tracking on any mobile device no matter where the action assignees are geographically located.