Illustrative engineering concept

SERVICES / TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS

Complex tasks.
Clear instructions.

Structured information for operation, diagnosis, maintenance and repair. Written for the people who need to use it.

Illustrative concept

SEE THE PROCESS

  1. 1

    Source

  2. 2

    Author

  3. 3

    Illustrate

  4. 4

    Review

  5. 5

    Release

When you need us.

Engineering information exists across drawings, specifications and expert knowledge. Your users need consistent, illustrated instructions that reflect the right product configuration.

01

Owner & operator information

Owner handbooks, operating instructions, product features and system descriptions.

02

Workshop & repair information

Service manuals, removal and installation procedures and workshop instructions.

03

Diagnostics & DTC information

Diagnostic procedures, fault-finding flows and DTC information based on approved inputs.

04

Maintenance & PDI

Maintenance schedules, inspection checklists and pre-delivery inspection information.

05

Installation, bulletins & training

Installation instructions, service bulletins, technical training and special-tool information.

THE OUTCOME

What you receive.

  • Structured manuals and illustrated procedures
  • Diagnostic flows and system descriptions
  • Maintenance and PDI information
  • Review records and controlled publication releases

THE STARTING POINT

Inputs we need.

  • Approved product data and source procedures
  • Technical references and applicability rules
  • Authoring standards and output requirements
  • Subject-matter experts and review contacts

Technical instructions are developed from authorised sources and released through the agreed review and approval process.

A CLEARER NEXT STEP

What needs to
become clearer?

Let’s start with your requirement.