At the end of October, a delegation of the Donaerodorstroy company team paid a working visit to Novosibirsk to exchange experience on the use of automatic enterprise management systems.

The experts of Novosibirskavtodor told how the advanced automatic systems used today can help our group of construction companies optimize business processes at facilities under construction.

In particular, they shared information about the automation of the weighing economy of construction towns, equipment of asphalt concrete plants, told how the data collection terminals, biometric time management systems work, as well as the automatic generation of waybills, shift tasks, navigation and fuel and oil metering.

According to the general director of Donaerodorstroy, Sergey Zubanov, a special system of online control over the progress of work and the quality of the materials supplied aroused particular interest.

But the experts of Novosibirskavtodor did not limit themselves to theory and showed our specialists how the implemented automation systems work in practice.

At the site of the reconstruction object K-17, the operation of a weighing system with the function of automatic number recognition, acceptance of material by a bar code was demonstrated.

Also, at the Novosibirskavtodor asphalt concrete plant, they showed how accounting and data collection systems for the actual consumption of mix components, automatic organization of storage sites, and automation of laboratory control are used.

Ivan Koptsev, the Head of the Quality Department of Novosibirskavtodor OJSC, said that the company is always ready to share best practices with colleagues, for which, including, it constantly participates in international and Russian forums and conferences.

“In order to meet the challenges of our time, to meet the high requirements of customer organizations, today it is necessary to introduce the best effective technologies and innovative materials. Ultimately, this has a positive effect on the development of the country's road industry as a whole.”