Engineering Data Handover demo
Contractor data drops inspected on arrival and read behind the register, so the handover lead knows plainly whether data will be ready before first gas. 1:24
What the demo shows
Checks project data and documents against the handover specification, drop by drop.
Agents log each drop against its packing list, run every tag through the form rules, then read the linked documents and compare them with the register. A data handover lead rules, agents write the return note, and the owner's information manager signs. The next drop shows what was truly fixed, and a forecast says when the data will finish.
Transcript
- Engineering Data Handover checks contractor data drops for owner's data teams.
- By hand, one drop's new documents take about 1,177 hours.
- 184,216 pass on form.
- Reading documents quarantines 3,140.
- Only 3,018 of 7,420 marked fixed were, and 1,186 came back.
- One valve. Register says carbon steel.
- Data sheet says 316 stainless.
- AO rules. The agent writes a plain return note.
- Sarah opens drawn lines, then signs.
- At this rate, data finishes 11 weeks after first gas.
- Five more people, after a month, landed a week before.
- 418 safety lines stay open, so the gate is signed not met.
- Built on bot mines, agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.