Corrosion surveys
Connect locations, readings and drawing revisions. Measure time spent preparing, checking and correcting the deliverable.
INSPECTION INTELLIGENCE, IN DEVELOPMENT
Your plant.
Your evidence.
Connected.
A clearer path from what you capture in the field to the drawings, decisions and reports your team needs.
01 / PLANT CONTEXTConcept illustration
FIELD INSPECTIONPLANT DRAWINGSASSET HISTORYREVIEWED REPORTINGAI ASSISTANCE
ONE CONNECTED RECORD
The work shouldn’t
start over at every handoff.
Photos in one folder. Drawings in another. Findings in a spreadsheet. Hours spent rebuilding the story before a report can move forward.
We’re developing INSP Works around a shared asset record: the source evidence, its location, what changed and what still needs review.
Explore how the pieces connectFIELD TO FINISHED RECORD
Follow the evidence.
Four connected stages. The inspector stays in control.
KEEP THE ORIGINAL
Start with what the plant actually shows.
Bring photos, video, scans and existing records into a traceable capture set. Keep the originals and identify gaps before they become another site visit.
Explore capture and drawingsField photographsOriginal view · asset association pending
SOURCEExisting drawingsRevision and applicability to be checked
CONTEXTReview recordWhat is known · what needs another look
OPENWORKING CONCEPT
A drawing is more useful
when the evidence is one click away.
BUILT AROUND THE JOB
More than one inspection program.
Turnarounds are one use case. The foundation should also support recurring surveys, asset history and continuing operations.
Turnarounds
Carry evidence and outstanding review across handoffs. Keep the scope and the actual work record together.
Ongoing inspection
Build an asset history that survives the next job. Distinguish changed equipment from a changed document.
VALUE THAT CAN BE CHECKED
Measure the whole job.
Then make the case.
Faster drafting matters only if capture, review and rework don’t erase the gain. Start with a bounded area and compare equivalent, accepted deliverables.
Build a pilot brief01
Agree the scope
Required assets, outputs and acceptance criteria.
02
Record the work
Capture, processing, drawing, review and corrections.
03
Compare the result
Quality, complete delivery cost and repeat-job potential.