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PSM documentation
P&IDs, equipment data and relief records kept current, with every change linked to the MOC that made it.
- Works with
- Process safety engineers and PSM coordinators
- Starts from
- P&IDs, equipment files and relief device records
- Delivers
- Process safety information that stays in step with the plant
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Summary
Process safety management depends on accurate process safety information: current P&IDs, equipment design data, and the relief system design and its basis. Keeping all of it current is a standing job that competes with every other priority, and it is one of the first things an audit looks at.
Operon keeps the process safety information as one connected, verified graph. When a drawing changes, it shows which equipment records, relief device data and procedures are affected, and it tracks each update back to its MOC. Engineers see what is out of step before an audit or a PHA does.
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Inputs and outputs
What goes in
- Current P&IDs
- Equipment files and datasheets
- Relief device records and sizing basis documents
- MOC history
What comes out
- A connected index of the PSI by unit and tag
- Records that are out of step with the current drawings
- Each update linked to its MOC
- A ready view of the PSI for any unit, for audits and PHAs
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How it runs
Step
Operon
Your team
01
Index the PSI
Operon
Reads drawings, datasheets and relief records, and links them by tag.
Your team
Points to where each type of record lives.
02
Find what's out of step
Operon
Compares the records against the current drawings and lists mismatches.
Your team
Reviews and assigns corrections.
03
Link to MOCs
Operon
Ties each change to the MOC that authorised it.
Your team
Confirms the links.
04
Keep it current
Operon
Re-checks whenever a drawing or record changes.
Your team
Signs off each update.
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What changes
Today
With Operon
Currency
Today
Checked ahead of audits
With Operon
Checked whenever something changes
Tracing a change
Today
Search emails and MOC folders
With Operon
Each record links to its MOC
Before a PHA
Today
Weeks spent confirming what's current
With Operon
The current state, already linked
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Checks built in
No silent edits
Operon flags and drafts. The PSI changes only when an engineer signs.
Every value sourced
Each value links to the document it came from.
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Getting started
Pick one unit and share its P&IDs, equipment files and relief records. We return the connected index and the list of records out of step, for your engineers to check.
First results within a week. Live in three weeks.
- Current P&IDs for one unit
- Equipment files and relief device records for it
- Its MOC history
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