The intervention comes out of the project.
Engineering defines the scope, the well and the stages, and the work opens with all of that already on it.
From there, the daily report, the shift evidence and the final acceptance all land on the same well, while the crew is still on site.
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Engineering defines the scope, the well and the stages, and the work opens with all of that already on it.
The crew closes them on the phone, with signature and photos, offline if there is no signal. The execution stage opens when they close.
Machinery, tools and instruments are stock by location and by crew, and every move is attached to the task that moved it.
Each one with its own scope and its own permissions, filling the form you defined. The daily report closes where the work happened.
Who was on site, with which permit, what the gas meter read and what the photos showed. It is the history of the well, written while the work ran.
You build them: each one has its role, its trigger and what it may do.
Review the daily report, the permit and the photos of the shift, and raise whatever falls outside the procedure.
Reads the documents, the photos and the records of each shift to find anomalies. It raises observations and alerts deviations, with the same criteria on every shift and every crew.
Its interventions, its permits, its daily reports and the equipment standing on it, in one place.
These are platform-wide numbers, across every industry we work in.
Locations managed
385,000
Sites, wells, plants and segments of network.
Field activities a day
18,000
Each one with its form, its evidence and its closure.
Countries
9
Across Latin America, on the same platform.
It runs each intervention on a well or a plant as a process: the engineering package opens the work, the work permit and the JSA are steps of that work, the crew reports from the site, and the acceptance closes on the same record.
The work permit, the JSA and the gas reading are steps of the task, filled on the phone with photos and signatures, offline if there is no signal. Until they close, the execution stage stays shut.
Yes. Each contractor works inside your project with its own scope and its own permissions, and fills the form you defined. The daily report, the permit and the JSA land on the well, on your record.
No. Sytex runs the procedure you define and keeps the evidence of how it was executed, with its dates, its photos and its signatures. The certification is yours; what Sytex gives you is the record to answer an audit with.
A work permit, a daily report, a JSA, a preventive maintenance. We show it running with your stages and your forms.
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