The situation
Helios Power builds 10 to 25 MW ground-mount in western Rajasthan. On a site that size the constraint is rarely labour — it is knowing, at eight in the morning, which pallets on the yard belong to which works order.
Their goods-received notes lived with the stores clerk, the works orders lived with the project engineer, and reconciling the two was a phone call. On a bad week that call happened forty times.
What changed
The gate scan now writes to the works order directly. A pallet that arrives is allocated before it is unloaded, and the engineer's morning view is a list of what is actually on site against what the week's plan needs.
We did not go faster. We stopped stopping.
Project director, Helios Power
Meera spent nine years commissioning rooftop and ground-mount plants before joining ReDesk to work on field tooling.
