Equipment Deficiency Management demo
A closed work order stays a claim for the integrity engineer until the reading, the repair record and the removed clamp prove the fix. 1:24
What the demo shows
Tracks equipment outside limits to a fix or justified decision, for integrity engineers.
Agents catch each finding as it leaves a report, find the limit it breached, draw its line, read round logs and test every closure against proof. An integrity engineer proposes, a superintendent decides, process safety countersigns running decisions past the day limit. Agents show the gap and draft; they never close.
Transcript
- Equipment Deficiency Management tracks equipment outside limits to a proven fix for integrity engineers.
- One regulator's 2007 to 2011 refinery inspections drew 63 citations for uncorrected deficiencies.
- Each line, time outside a limit, safeguards beneath, gaps plain.
- This Unit 21 clamps fixed today, job closed after 23 days.
- The agent finds no reading.
- Clamp on. 12 days without rounds.
- Joseph opens the records and sends it up.
- Carmen must open them herself.
- She reopens it with rounds and a December date.
- Process safety must still countersign the 40 days.
- Ask if the clamp is safe.
- A named person gets it.
- Say someone is down.
- Stop. Get clear and call.
- 814 of 9,800 closures show no proof.
- 813 still wait. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.