SERVICE SCOPE
We define the work before connecting to the plant.
Every project begins with technical discovery. Final scope depends on the process, existing systems, access and required tests.
- Start
- Discovery and process review
- Design
- Architecture and intervention plan
- Validation
- Tests agreed with the team
- Delivery
- Defined results and documentation
SCOPED WORK
The service is documented and validated in stages.
| Area | Possible work | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery | Process, users, signals and success criteria | AGREED |
| HMI / SCADA | Perspective views, navigation, alarms and trends | AGREED |
| Data | Existing tags, naming and signal quality | AGREED |
| Fault diagnostics | Sequences, communications, signals and states | SITE-DEPENDENT |
| PLC programming | Routines or modifications with defined backups and tests | SCOPED |
| Machine condition | Available vibration, current, drive and status signals | SCOPED |
| Sensors, VFD and PID | Instrumentation, drives and control loops | SCOPED |
| Reverse engineering | Documentation of authorized systems and their behavior | SCOPED |
| Electrical integration and review | Components, protection, loads, wiring and distribution | SCOPED |
| Commissioning | Testing, adjustments, training and open items | SITE-DEPENDENT |
—Alarm, metric and acceptance criteria are reviewed with the client team.—PLC changes require agreed backups, a test plan and an intervention window.—Electrical review is technical and scoped; it is not regulatory certification or a substitute for functional safety.—No production, availability or savings outcome is promised without site measurement.