As-Built Reconciliation demo
Disagreements between drawings, registers, datasheets and field records named, and the shortest field walk planned for the as-built engineer. 1:24
What the demo shows
Cross-checks drawings, registers, datasheets and field records; engineers settle each conflict.
Agents read five sources every night, name every disagreement and draw the shortest walk for what matters most. A technician photographs each stop. An engineer settles each conflict with a reason, a second person checks every safety item and a sample of the rest, and each fix goes through management of change. Agents never rule and never change a record.
Transcript
- As-Built Reconciliation cross-checks drawings, registers, datasheets and field records for terminal engineers.
- Five sources disagree 11,940 times.
- Route 47 goes first before tanker loads.
- Rosa photographs the surge relief skid.
- Every record looks fine, but the photo shows a needle valve none carry, able to blind a relief.
- She finishes the walk and retakes one blurred plate at stop two.
- A 1994 hand markup in a binder explains it.
- Nasreen rules with a reason.
- Operations must decide before the tanker.
- Tomas opens the photo and the binder page before he countersigns.
- Malik registers the change.
- Operations and process safety review it next.
- 5,160 field conflicts fall into 86 walks, about 280 hours.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.