Simultaneous Operations Planning demo
Installation managers see each job in the look-ahead drawn on the deck from its own plans, so a clash the combined list hides is moved before the day. 1:25
What the demo shows
Checks planned concurrent work against hazards, permits and procedures, for offshore managers.
Agents bring each team's plan into one picture, read the method statements, lift plans, permits and flight schedule behind every line, test every pair of jobs that meet in time against the customer's operations matrix, and propose moves with their knock-ons. The planner proposes, the installation manager opens the sources and signs, and safety questions go to a named person.
Transcript
- Simultaneous Operations Planning checks overlapping offshore work against hazards and procedures for platform managers.
- In one offshore regulator's November 2020 review, lifting was a fifth of reported incidents.
- Here, 338 jobs and nine contractor crews over 14 days.
- Monday, 2 in the afternoon.
- The combined list looks clean.
- But the lift plan swings the coiled tubing reel over 14 to 127, open for wireline.
- Each finding cites the lift plan, the wireline plan, and your matrix.
- It proposes rerouting the reel west of the well bay and shows every knock-on.
- Mara proposes it. Grace, the installation manager, opens each source.
- She signs, nobody signs their own work, and every signature is audited.
- The new route clears every well, and the Lyft waits for Rev 2.
- 19 real conflicts here, 9 only the plans showed.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.