training where you need it
Your crew practices on the same site they'll work — your tracks, switches, loadout, derails, close clearances, temporary structures. Not a generic playbook. Your facility.
New employees and returning crews need to be trained on physical characteristics and switching. Classroom decks don't stick — especially across language barriers and mixed experience levels. An Interactive Digital Replica of your actual site lets them learn the layout, plan switching, and know the hazards before their shift.
Heartwood built an Interactive Digital Replica of Texas Materials' Marble Falls quarry — every track, switch, conveyor, structure, and hazard. Operators plan switching moves before executing them. New crew and contractors learn the site without 10 escort laps in a pickup.
CRH — reducing incidents and switching time
Your crew plan switching moves, learn track and clearance hazards, and learn the physical characteristics of the same site they'll work every shift. When the work starts, the site is already in their hands.
Your crew practices on the same site they'll work — your tracks, switches, loadout, derails, close clearances, temporary structures. Not a generic playbook. Your facility.
Your track layout. Your switches. Your operations. The moves crew practice are the moves they'll make — aligned to how rail operates and the rail crew qualification process.
Better qualified crews in less time, fewer switching moves per shift, and reduced incident frequency tracked across the program. All in the palm of your hands.
20 minutes. Your site. No slides. A real demo built on a real loadout.
Stefan Haas-HeyeCustomer Solutions, Heartwood