Site Planning and Installation Readiness Review demo
Planners find the elevator too small for the gantry on its dollies while the route can still change, with floor, power and cooling sums shown. 1:28
What the demo shows
A site readiness review for imaging installs: hospital drawings checked against the guide.
Agents read every sheet of the hospital's drawing set against the planning guide lines for the system on order, walk the delivery path point by point with the heaviest subsystem, do the room sums (floor load, trench, power, cooling), track the sign-offs others own and place every open item against the readiness gate. The installation project manager chooses routes, checks the notice to the hospital and signs readiness; the site planner prepares; the regional installation manager countersigns; compliance reads every notice. Agents never choose, send, move a date or sign, and never read or compute shielding.
Transcript
- Site Planning and Installation Readiness Review checks hospital drawings against the planning guide, for install teams. Codes set lab floors at 60 pounds a square foot; this gantry puts 160.
- Agents read 27 sheets and walk the gantry's route.
- The elevator is rated 4,500 pounds; the gantry weighs 5,225.
- Room sums follow; shielding stays with the physicist.
- Wilda, the installation project manager, reads the ramp survey, then the rigging quote.
- She chooses the ramp route and signs with her reason.
- Ferdinand, the site planner, adds a winch crew; agents check six new lines.
- Tibor, the regional manager, reads the route plan and its costs, then countersigns 9,800 dollars; the December 14 delivery holds.
- Every choice is signed with a reason.
- Seven gaps found six weeks early.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.