Tailings Dam Safety demo
Dam safety findings are pinned where they sit on the dyke, so the responsible engineer catches the one that returns in new words each year. 1:24
What the demo shows
Tracks dam safety reviews and findings to closure, with the evidence for each, for responsible engineers.
Agents read every report, pin each finding at its zone on the dyke's cross-section, find findings that repeat in new wording, lay instruments beside them and check closure evidence. The engineer decides, a second person signs, and the accountable executive signs accepted risk by name.
Transcript
- Tailings Dam Safety tracks dam findings to closure for responsible engineers.
- The global tailings standard wants a risk assessment at least every three years.
- On dyke 3, Piazometer PZ, 14 rows 3 meters since 2019.
- Seven yearly reports said so, in seven different sentences.
- For years were never logged.
- Two closures skipped the work.
- A closure that only checks the reading is held.
- Rohan, the responsible engineer, stops it and raises a funded reassessment.
- Elspeth, the accountable executive, finds it on her desk.
- Signing stays locked until she opens the passages and trends.
- She signs $263,000.
- The audit trail records her name.
- 14 repeating findings found.
- 45 statements never logged.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.