Operational Readiness demo
Startup drills show what a new facility will lack on its first night, so the asset manager gives each gap an owner and a date while it can move. 1:21
What the demo shows
Tracks people, procedures, spares and contracts readiness before startup, for asset managers.
Agents read seven systems of record and place 2,146 readiness items on a runway that ends at first gas. A first-failure drill picks a machine, a failure and a day, and walks the chain the crew would need that night. The asset manager assigns each broken link; the owner accepts; a second person signs proof on a random sample.
Transcript
- Operational Readiness shows asset managers what a new plant will lack on its first night.
- Incidents happen five times as often during startup as a normal operation.
- Here, the export compressor's dry gas seal fails on day 12 after first gas.
- The agent checks every link the crew would need that night.
- The spare lands nine weeks after first gas.
- Nobody on that crew is qualified, and the seal contract isn't signed.
- The late spare alone means 55 days of short export gas.
- Sifo, the asset manager, reads each break and picks an owner and a date.
- Kenji takes the crew training and Nadia the contract.
- The runway redraws. Each owner's date sits before the line.
- Renata accepts hers, and every step lands on the audit trail.
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Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.