Turnover Package Management demo
Completions engineers lay a binder’s records on one calendar, so a test signed before its weld was cut out shows before mechanical completion. 1:23
What the demo shows
Checks every turnover package for missing, wrong or unsigned records, for completions teams.
Agents read every page of every submitted binder and lay each record on one calendar. They flag what does not add up: a test before a later repair, a gauge out of date on test day, a signature with no gate record. A completions engineer proposes, and the QA/QC lead opens both pages and decides. A hold stops that binder, tells commissioning what it stops and sends the contractor an item. Only a real test record, witnessed, can release it.
Transcript
- Turnover Package Management reads every completion binder for completions teams.
- Work after a pressure test normally means a retest.
- 364 subsystems show complete.
- In 23, records don't add up.
- 31-04 is 1,412 pages on one calendar.
- Test signed September 11.
- Weld 11-47 repaired September 14.
- Victor opens the test, then the repair, and proposes a hold with his reason.
- Amara, the QA slash QC lead, opens both herself.
- She rules, this test no longer proves the weld.
- A retest goes to the contractor.
- Compressor, it cannot take gas while the hold stands.
- Agents never sign. Each ruling has a name and reason.
- 30 days early, it's a retest, not a surprise.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.