Typical situation no. 56
A regional operator has had two incidents in six months, without major service loss but with worried customers. The site is ten years old, the team has changed and procedures have not kept up with changes to the installations.
WHAT IS BLOCKING
- Written procedures no longer match the actual installations.
- Maintenance contracts are honoured, but nobody checks the quality of the work.
- Alarms and incident reports are not analysed systematically.
WHAT WE DO
- On-site operations audit: organisation, procedures, maintenance, monitoring.
- Analysis of the two incidents and their root causes.
- Check of the power and cooling capacity actually available.
- Prioritised action plan and debrief with the teams.
WHAT YOU GET
- A clear view of operational risks.
- An action plan with priorities and cost ranges.
- Concrete material to share with customers.
Typical format: Operations audit, one to two weeks depending on the site. Every assignment is scoped in writing before it starts.
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