The Introduction of Digital paperwork during the next 3-months should assist in the speedy transfer of paperwork both internally and to our Client base.

The system is based on laser technologies provided by Digital Field Solutions to transcribe engineering job sheets that once completed are transmitted via Bluetooth technology to the operations help desk for dispatch to clients for validation and record keeping.

The software also has built in hand writing recognition conversion. Initially the system will be piloted in summer with roll out across engineering personnel during autumn 2013.

For more details on our service solutions please call MCL Energy on 01623 741940 or visit www.mclenergy.co.uk

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