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Each tour is a chaptered walkthrough of one application, written screen by screen, covering what it holds and what it enforces. Live sessions are arranged directly rather than scheduled into a programme nobody has committed to.
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The catalogue
What is here right now.
Counts come from the tour registry, so they change when the catalogue does.
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- 0Operating areasOf 8 in the portfolio
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Operating area
30 tours
- PDMSProject Delivery & ControlsWritten guideProject Delivery Management System application overview.Portfolio governance, project workspaces and stage gates are driven by the governed registers beneath them.Read the guide
- AIRMSAsset Integrity & ReliabilityWritten guideBarrier assurance, from performance standard to restoration.A barrier is assured through completed and verified activities, not by policy statements alone.Read the guide
- HAMSProduction & Hydrocarbon OperationsWritten guidePeriod close: validated, allocated and reconciled.Every reported quantity remains traceable to the reading and governed calculation that produced it.Read the guide
- RMSSafety, Risk & AssuranceWritten guideRisk Management System: application overviewOne enterprise register, from workshop to control effectiveness.Read the guide
- RMSSafety, Risk & AssuranceWritten guideBow-ties: threats, controls and the consequences they sit betweenBuilding a bow-tie that the register can still be read from years later.Read the guide
- EAMSAsset Integrity & ReliabilityWritten guidePreventive maintenance, driven by meter readingsCompleting a work order and closing it are two different things.Read the guide
- CCMSCompletions, Quality & HandoverWritten guideThe completion chain, from inspection record to handover certificate.Gate release depends on completed deliverables and required evidence, not on a percentage alone.Read the guide
- PMSSupply Chain, Contracts & CommercialWritten guideSealed tendering from requisition to award.Submissions remain unreadable until the authorised opening action occurs.Read the guide
- QMSCompletions, Quality & HandoverWritten guideNon-conformance to corrective action.Disposition is made by an authorised technical role and closure requires effectiveness review where applicable.Read the guide
- HSESafety, Risk & AssuranceWritten guideReporting an incident from the field.The record receives a permanent identifier and follows the governed HSE workflow from initial report through assessment and action.Read the guide
- HSESafety, Risk & AssuranceWritten guideSafety figures with a recorded basis.Recordable and lost-time rates are calculated from recorded hours and are not estimated where the required basis is absent.Read the guide
- ESGGovernance, Sustainability & KnowledgeWritten guideDisclosure derived from the operating record.Sustainability reporting and operational reporting draw from the same governed source where the underlying record is shared.Read the guide
- OMSAsset Integrity & ReliabilityWritten guideObsolescence: status as a conclusion drawn from verified evidenceUnknown is a real answer, and never the same as active.Read the guide
- FAMSProduction & Hydrocarbon OperationsWritten guideThe production network as one structural modelFrom business unit down to the individual well, in one hierarchy.Read the guide
- IMSGovernance, Sustainability & KnowledgeWritten guideBuilding a management system that can be operated.Understand the organisation, establish the system and operate it as a governed working structure rather than a static document.Read the guide
- PSMSafety, Risk & AssuranceWritten guideThe index this application does not produce.Where no certified engineering method exists, the dashboard reports the limitation rather than manufacturing a number.Read the guide
- CVMSSupply Chain, Contracts & CommercialWritten guideSupplier compliance derived from the evidence held.Expired evidence, missing evidence and overdue renewals are calculated positions, not manually selected status labels.Read the guide
- CCMSCompletions, Quality & HandoverWritten guideConfiguring a completions project.The certificate sequence is established for the project and then controlled against the approved configuration.Read the guide
- BCMSProject Delivery & ControlsWritten guideThe cost chain: estimate through closeoutEvery figure arriving from the step before it, carrying who approved it.Read the guide
- EDMSGovernance, Sustainability & KnowledgeWritten guideSuperseded, never overwrittenA transmittal issued previously remains linked to the exact revision it carried.Read the guide
- VMTOffshore & Marine OperationsWritten guideOne vessel day, from deck activity to the commercial record.The daily operational record captures the evidence used to derive downtime and the resulting commercial position.Read the guide
- OPEPOffshore & Marine OperationsWritten guideOffshore execution from fabrication through commissioning.The project lifecycle remains governed as one connected record from yard activity to final handover.Read the guide
- OPMSOffshore & Marine OperationsWritten guideDaily field input to portfolio consolidation.Management reporting is derived from the operational records captured by the field team.Read the guide
- IFMSProject Delivery & ControlsWritten guideAn interface, from raised to closedTwo parties, one agreement, and a date somebody is accountable for.Read the guide
- CMSSupply Chain, Contracts & CommercialWritten guideFrom obligation to payment certificate.The contract lifecycle remains traceable from each claim back to the clause and evidence that support it.Read the guide
- LGMSSupply Chain, Contracts & CommercialWritten guidePlanning a movement and comparing options.Scenarios are evaluated side by side, including the applicable marine and berth checks.Read the guide
- SPIRCompletions, Quality & HandoverWritten guideSpares, transmittals and the digital handover record.The receiving organisation can see what was transferred and the evidence that confirms receipt.Read the guide
- RAMSAsset Integrity & ReliabilityWritten guideQuantitative reliability, and what it will not assertAnalysis run on recorded history, with the limits stated on the result.Read the guide
- TSMSafety, Risk & AssuranceWritten guideThe safety case and its safety-critical elements.Hazards, barriers, performance standards and supporting evidence are governed as one connected assurance structure.Read the guide
- LLMSGovernance, Sustainability & KnowledgeWritten guideA lesson from capture to reuse.The review, approval, publication and periodic-review stages remain visible throughout the knowledge lifecycle.Read the guide
Arranged on request
Three kinds of live session, when it suits you.
There is no webinar programme to register for. A session is arranged for the application and the question you actually have.
Application demonstration
One application shown running against records like yours, with your record owner and approver in the room.
Request a demonstrationTechnical briefing
A single control examined properly: barrier assurance read from recorded activity, or why an application declines to compute a figure.
Ask for a briefingImplementation session
What adopting an application involves, the decisions that stay with your team, and what the first live period tests.
How implementation works
How a session runs
Three steps, about forty minutes.
You bring one record
A register, a project or an asset. Real structure beats a prepared demonstration set.
We run the application
Live, against records shaped like yours, with the controls enforced rather than described.
You ask the hard question
Including what it will not do. An honest no is more useful than a qualified yes.
Rather see it against your own records?
A walkthrough shows how an application works. A demonstration shows how it holds the register you already keep, which is the question that usually matters.