Is there a simple way to make a crane require an operator?

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Christian W asked Jun 12, '19 Victor Alejandro HT answered Jul 11, '19

Is there a simple way to make a crane require an operator?

I am making a simulation to determine if one operator is sufficient or if two will be required, I would like to make a few simple changes to go from the two operators to one, however I have been unable to make the crane stop functions while other processes are underway.

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Answer 1 · 2019-06-12T21:39:02Z

Joseph Gillespie answered Jun 12, '19 Braydn T commented Jul 11, '19

Hi @Christian W,

One possible solution would be to use process flow to stop the crane or require it to acquire an operator (as a resource) before proceeding.

If you provide us with more detail or with your model we could give you a more specific answer.

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Braydn T commented · Jul 11, 2019 at 04:12 PM

@Christian W

Did Josephs answer help you? If so, could you please accept his answer? If not, could you let us know what else we can do to help you?

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Answer 2 · 2019-07-11T16:48:14Z

Victor Alejandro HT answered Jul 11, '19

Hi @Christian W,

Perhaps this model could help you, is working with only one operator and one using PF.

Regards

Alejandro

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