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This online manual explains:
How to interpret and use the Turnaround Technologist (TAT) module in IMS.
Technologist scope, encountered during Turnarounds, applies mainly to 3 main types of Equipment: Columns, Vessels & Reactors, and Heat Exchangers.
How TAT can help
IMS TAT can help you in the following ways:
- Provide you with an overview of Turnaround findings and scopes by:
- Tracking all Planned Events
- Recording Turnaround scopes
- Capturing findings of Equipment
- Generating Discovery Work proposals
- Guide you during TA inspection and enable you to view previous inspection results.
- Enable you to scope future TA activities. The tool captures (contains) data/results of previous findings in a structured manner for multiple sites.
- Systemize your tasks during a TA. There are rigorous checklists for all levels of experience.
- Enable you to trigger Discovery Work during a TA by quickly generating required documents with attached findings.
- Facilitate report writing post a TA and prepare the TA+1 recommendations and scoping.
The Intent of TAT
The intent of IMS TAT is to:
- Reduce TA cost:
- Improved mobility
- Increased efficiency
- Increase reliability:
- Reduce Unplanned Downtime (UPDT) post TA
- Aid technologist during TA:
- Standardized digital checklists
- Access to previous findings
- Systematic and consistent data capture:
- IMS is used for both inspections and automatic data storage
- Reuse findings as input for TA scoping activities
TAT Integrates Several Tools
IMS TAT integrates several tools, such as:
- Equipment location and specification
- Attaching relevant documentation
- Photo annotations and drawings integration
- Approval statuses
- Inspection checklists
- Dashboards and board overview for status tracking
- Quick bulk imports for Turnaround scopes
- Tablet ready
TAT Workflow
Let's start by looking at the TAT Workflow.
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