Controlled and consistent job card and certification printing for aerospace & defence sector

ScriptX, the software program from MeadCo, is viewed as a trusted and workable tool by its users where accuracy is essential. It provides controlled, consistent and efficient printing from Internet Explorer. Invaluable to the aerospace and defence sector, ScriptX enables job cards, certification documents, employee approvals and more to be printed in a controlled format, from every networked Windows computer.

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Already used by many aerospace and defence organisations, ScriptX is helping to increase efficiency, improve output and reduce costs by enabling the precise control of printing of browser-hosted content on Microsoft Windows.

Aerospace and defence organisations are using ScriptX to improve operations in five key areas:

  • Printing of vital job cards in the right format at the right location so that they can be processed accurately and rapidly
  • Faster, automated printing of employee approvals documentation
  • Printing of certified aircraft documentation in controlled and consistent format
  • Creation of identification badges for staff and visitors to enhance security 
  • Production of instant barcoded labels for despatch

Jerry Mead, CEO of MeadCo - the creators of ScriptX - said: “From certification documents to ship set labels, the aerospace sector needs mission-critical documents to be printed consistently and efficiently to operate at the highest level of accuracy. With ScriptX, items printed from Internet Explorer will have consistent headers, footers, margins, orientation and much more. This is essential for large-scale organisations where standardisation and total control are required. Once the particular print job is complete, the individual user’s default print settings are automatically restored.”

ScriptX case study: Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group

Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group (MADG) is a leading independent aerospace and defence company. Headquartered in Cambridge, UK, MADG is respected worldwide for its expertise in civil, military and commercial aircraft and defence solutions.

MADG uses ScriptX for the consistency and standardisation of Aircraft Job Card Certification documents and Employee Approval documents. Brett Davis, Head of ICT, Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group, explains:

“We have developed software to assist with planning, scheduling and execution of tasks or jobs in support of our Maintenance Repair Organisation (MRO). The ScriptX plugin has enabled us to deliver precision documents, which are used to measure and verify work completed on an aircraft during its time with the company, and also form part of the certified aircraft documentation that leaves with the aircraft.”

Having actively reviewed options and chosen ScriptX, MADG has been using ScriptX for nearly 13 years, making the most of regular free updates that keep the software current.

Brett Davis continued: “ScriptX has allowed us to replicate, with their approval, some MoD forms, to give us a more efficient process through our material despatch team.

“We find ScriptX quick and easy to develop with, and it has met a need to create Certification Documentation relevant to the Aerospace Industry. Employee Approvals for those qualified to work on aircraft need to be carried in printed form at all times. These are A6 format, printed on A4, to be folded into a booklet. It is quite complex to achieve but ScriptX has simplified the printing process. ScriptX is robust yet flexible; it increases the agility and mobility of our printing solutions.”

Further details of how ScriptX can be deployed to enhance printing capabilities within the aerospace sector are available at http://scriptx.meadroid.com/ . Also available is detailed and accessible information for IT professionals which ranges from the technology behind ScriptX through to comprehensive technical reference material covering the control's usage and deployment.

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