Mechanical Integrity Audit demo
Auditors test the whole population of inspection records against the site’s own procedures, and count the records that could not be tested. 1:28
What the demo shows
Tests the MI program against code and records before regulators do, for PSM auditors.
An auditor types a test in plain words. Agents read it back as a rule, run it on every record it covers, follow each failure through deferrals, change records and system logs, and count what they could not read. The auditor writes the finding, a second person opens the evidence and signs, and the program owner answers.
Transcript
- Mechanical Integrity Audit tests whole record sets and counts what it cannot test for process safety auditors.
- By hand, 24,316 records would take 2,000 hours, so audit sample.
- Rene types a test in plain words.
- Every class, one circuit.
- Seventeen past five years.
- Eight unread and counted.
- Three have no change record.
- The last audit sample missed them.
- This sour gas line, last measured 2019, due date moved twice.
- It nears minimum wall by the turnaround, so she alerts the owner.
- She writes cause and rating, then tests every deferral, 11 of 238.
- Herudo opens all five pieces of evidence, then accepts.
- Nobody checks their own work.
- Wall-wide, 226 fail, 97 explained, 57 with nothing behind, 61 incomplete.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.