Blind List Verification demo
Isolation coordinators see each boundary flooded out from the work point on the current drawing, before a carried-forward blind list is walked. 1:16
What the demo shows
Checks blind lists against P&IDs, work packs and permits, for isolation coordinators.
Agents read the list, the current drawings and every plant change, open ones too, then flood outward from each work point. Only a blind holds; a closed valve never counts. The coordinator fixes what escapes, a foreman tags the flange, an area operator confirms it, and a shift lead signs. That signature covers the drawing: an operator still walks every line before it is opened.
Transcript
- Blind List Verification checks blind lists against today's drawing, for isolation coordinators.
- A blind list can be right line by line, and still leak around a blind.
- E2417A's six blinds held in 2025 only on a locked valve.
- Planned for day 12, it escapes.
- A 2024 bypass reaches live steam.
- Mehmet adds a seventh blind.
- A twin flange sits five feet away on live sour gas.
- The request goes to the foreman.
- Tag this flange, never it's twin five feet away.
- Whoever made a change never signs it, and a failing boundary is never signed in a batch.
- Before a bolt is touched, 47 sample boundaries fail on the drawing.
- Every step is on the audit trail.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.