Major Accident Hazard Reporting demo
Board safety committees read a written page where each sentence has an owner and the numbers open the records behind them. 1:27
What the demo shows
Builds the evidence-backed major hazard report for the board’s safety committee and the HSE head.
Agents read each quarter's safety records from every site, check that no feed has gone quiet, propose tiers, join weak signs by unit and write one plain page. Each site owner agrees or disputes their sentences, the VP of HSE decides what the board reads, and agents never sign or send anything.
Transcript
- Major Accident Hazard Reporting writes the board's safety page for the head of safety.
- How do we know we are safe?
- On 2025 figures, an average refinery shows no Tier 1 event about four quarters and five.
- Here no event is ruled Tier 1.
- It looks calm. Agents read 61,201 records and refuse a stopped log zero.
- They join faint signals.
- Unit 31 lifts out, 14 late tasks, 3 bypasses, 2 expired changes.
- On May 29th, the blowdown drum ran high.
- Its trip bypassed. The site manager calls the unit safe.
- The claim checker flags it.
- The VP of HSE opens the three lists, reads them, and decides.
- A second person, Tund, opens each list and one record from each, then checks the words himself.
- 22 owned sentences, and the board will read both.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.