PLANT INFORMATION

Operation and maintenance require up-to-date and complete information on the entire plant. This includes technical, technological and business-related data. Key elements include plant identification, plant documentation, inspection and maintenance instructions, and master data for the individual plant components. Modernization and new construction result in changing requirements. Our services enable our customers to respond flexibly.

Technical Plant Documentation

Documentation Guideline

The key contents of the documentation guideline are:

  • Scope
  • Regulations
  • Documentation process
  • Scope of delivery
  • Documentation identification requirements
  • Preparation of electronic equipment lists

Koordinierung

Inspection…

… and Acceptance

OPERATING MANUALS

Operating manuals are prepared for individual plant components or complete plants in order to provide operators with documentation containing all information required for operation.

Work Steps –

  • Review of existing documentation
  • Coordination of the current status with the operator’s personnel
  • Preparation of a review copy
  • Review of the review copy by the client
  • Preparation of a final copy
  • - Review and approval of the final copy by the client

Contents of Operating Manuals

  • System description
  • Functional description
  • Operating instructions
  • Setpoints
  • - System circuit diagrams

IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS

Identification systems comprise the following implementation steps:

Implementation Steps –

  • Concept
  • Rules and standards
  • Coordination
    • Planning and construction phase
    • Operation
  • Data collection
  • On-site identification

Industry-specific for utilities, infrastructure and semiconductor companies.

  • Building
  • System A
  • Rooms A
  • System/Level
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  • A | N | N | N
  • Subsystem/Room
  • A | N | N | N
  • A | N | N
  • Equipment
  • A | | N | N
  • A | A | N | N

MASTER DATA CAPTURE

Risk Assessment

The use of information systems for operation and maintenance requires a wide range of basic data. This data must be collected, verified and transferred to the information systems. The work steps are:

Research

Identification
Attributes, characteristics
Inspection and maintenance cycles and scopes

Struture

Data Capture

Bulk data import
Individual data entry

The following master data is required for the maintenance and operation of technical systems:

  • Technical objects
  • Locations
  • Links
  • Technical object attributes
  • Materials/spare parts
  • Bills of materials
  • Maintenance plans
  • Work plans
  • Documents
  • Work instructions