Process Safety Information Management demo
Required safety books for each unit on one shelf: what is missing, what has gone stale, and why each relief valve is the size it is. 1:22
What the demo shows
Checks that each unit’s process safety information is complete, current and consistent.
Agents read every source for a unit and test ten books for being complete, current and consistent. For each relief valve they look for the cases behind its size and the later changes that never reached it. A coordinator rules, a manager opens the sources and countersigns, and an owner takes the work with a date. Agents never size a valve.
Transcript
- Process Safety Information Management checks each unit's safety books for process safety teams.
- Reading 62,400 documents by hand takes about 2,080 hours.
- Unit 41 has new boxes unread, so Anjali reads them.
- Agents look for each relief valve's reason.
- The relief book falls.
- One 1994 fax for fire only.
- A 2016 change raised the flow.
- No blocked outlet case was found.
- Anjali raises it. Two people rule, and every step is audited.
- Dorada opens the fax.
- Other cases were left to the owner.
- She reads the 2016 change, then signs.
- Emil, the relief engineer, takes the study with a date.
- Emil's desk holds 211 relief studies, 77 ranked high.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.