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A recent survey of engineering and safety information management, across diverse process industries, identified three primary problems which are summarized below:

• Accessibility ― Easy and quick access to basic information such as equipment and instrumentation data, operating procedures, process data, process safety information, etc., for all stakeholders continues to pose a challenge.
• Accuracy ― Management of Change (MOC) programs have not proven effective in keeping the information updated. Many sites have MOC backlogs that run into the hundreds.
• Fragmentation ― Information management systems largely operate in functional silos (engineering, maintenance, safety, etc.) and are incapable of leveraging the knowledge stored in them beyond their inherent functions.

Essentially, ineffective engineering and safety information management has direct consequences on cost, schedule, safety, and reliability. Projects may be delayed, experience cost overruns, or fail to discover critical safety risks when teams attempt to manage process safety across multiple siloed systems. Your organization needs to keep project work and activities where they are easily accessible, yet secure.

In this newsletter, John Barker explains how organisations can improve the accessibility and accuracy of their engineering and safety information while reducing information fragmentation. Process Safety Enterprise^® enables easy ongoing management of process safety data, helping businesses achieve compliance, manage risk, and remain competitive.

Bonus!

This newsletter also includes access to the two-minute video demonstrating the Process Safety Enterprise^® asset integrity workflow functionality. Users can create reports for upcoming and overdue AI inspections as well as AI findings open and overdue reports.

Have a great and safe day.

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