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Work Instructions That Work
Our visual work instructions take the conventional, boring, hard-to-understand work instructions and transform them into visual explanations. They are visually stimulating explanations that are easy to comprehend and easy to learn from. The result? Lowered job costs due to less waste, better quality workmanship and more productive man hours.
Or, when these work instructions go out to the customer with a product, the result is fewer calls for assistance and increased customer satisfaction.
The following sample work instructions show three versions of the the same work procedure:
- Conventional instructions written out step by step
- Central graphic work instructions with minimal text in numbered steps surrounding it
- Animated 3-D video of the procedure, supported with relevant text

Benefits of EXPLAINIT® Visual Work Instructions
Minimize Waste
Our production work instruction helps reduce errors and eliminate damaged parts by showing the users how to perform their jobs correctly.
Reduce Errors
Graphic work instructions give the user clearer understanding of the working components, the process and the machine's options— features that tend to get buried in text.
Increase Productivity
The graphics we include in our visual standard work instructions quickly orient the users, so they can see what they have to do and how they need to do it. This is especially helpful when a high level of retention is required with training.
Educate Customer
When the user of our visual work instructions is a consumer, they benefit from interactive sessions that provide support through simulations and animation.
There's no doubt about it: providing your employees with visual working instructions gets you the lean, quality-driven results you want. Call Explainers today to discover how much simpler and more productive your processes can be.





