Process facility at dusk with an engineer reviewing barriers

Veriso Process · Entry point · Operations

Are the plant's safety barriers intact?

Process checks the safety barriers on running plants to the same standard as the construction site, so plant and project speak one language.

What it does

The safety case, kept honest.

01

Barriers, itemised from your studies

Your existing process safety studies become a live list of barriers, each with what it must do, how to test it, and the document it came from.

02

Field verification against the standard

Barriers are checked where they stand, by named people, with a place and a time. If the study underneath is out of date, the score says so.

03

One language across the interface

Construction and operations on the same site are checked the same way, so nothing gets lost between two different systems at the handover.

What you hold at the end

The output

Output
A barrier register for the operating asset: current status, degraded bases flagged, every verdict anchored to the study clause it tests.
What it removes
The safety case that describes an asset which no longer exists: plant changed, crews changed, document unchanged.
Who reads it
Technical authorities see barrier status against performance standards. Duty holders see what they are accountable for today, not at last audit.
Handoff
Control ↔ Process. Operating assets and construction packages evidenced identically, on one register.

The honest test

Give us one safety-critical study.

You will see which barriers are proven today, and the fastest route to bringing every barrier up to date.

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