Tagsight for turnaround planners.
The turnaround scope is built against drawings that nobody has time to verify. Line-list edits, instrument removals, equipment swaps, all of it has to be priced and scheduled against a drawing pack that was last as-built two turnarounds ago.
What you do today.
- Pull the controlled P&ID set, scope the turnaround against the equipment and line lists you remember
- Walk the unit, mark up corrections, hope the drafting backlog clears before the planning gate
- Build the work pack from a mix of drawings, redlines, and tribal knowledge
- Discover scope misses on the critical path during the shutdown window
What changes with Tagsight.
- Run the current drawing pack and the most recent field markups as input
- Surface the drift between official and as-found before the planning gate, not during the outage
- Build the equipment, line, and instrument lists for the work pack from a single structured source
- Re-run after the turnaround to capture the new as-built state with the same tooling
Where it fits in your week.
Six weeks before the planning freeze, the drawing pack is half a decade out of date. Run the as-found set, diff against the controlled record, lock the scope baseline against the as-found instead of the stale official.
Reactor head swap is on the critical path. Pull the equipment list off the affected drawings, confirm spec, route to procurement on the long-lead clock, no manual list-typing in the loop.
Outage ends with two boxes of marked-up drawings. Run them through Tagsight, diff against the pre-shutdown extraction, the as-built register reconciles in days instead of months.
Common questions
Is Tagsight a turnaround planning tool.
Can it handle a 1500-page turnaround drawing pack.
Put it to work.
The turnaround scope is built against drawings that nobody has time to verify. Line-list edits, instrument removals, equipment swaps, all of it has to be priced and scheduled against a drawing pack that was last as-built two turnarounds ago.