Facilities engineering management
The engineering source of truth for any platform or facility: P&IDs, isometrics, the 3D model, and the master equipment list, kept matched to physical reality.
Facilities engineering management, with ABYSS Fabric™
Our facilities engineering management solution is ABYSS Fabric™'s utilization of captured data. It keeps an asset's engineering record accurate enough to design against. It covers as-built verification, engineering data management, and isometric drawings. ABYSS supplies the physical ground truth those records get checked against.
The point cloud is the as-built.
ABYSS turns as-built verification into a measurement. Geometry is captured to sub-millimeter precision, isometrics are derived from what was captured rather than redrawn by hand, and tagged components are located in space and checked against the equipment register, P&ID and any other conflicting record to derive a single source of truth. Compiling decades of repairs and undocumented modifications is no longer a worry when ABYSS Fabric™ is implemented.
An engineering record that stays true.
Every record is derived from the asset instead of maintained alongside it so it does not drift. With a current capture underneath the drawing set there is a baseline and a system of record that is true rather than assumed and can be built upon continuously.
Why use ABYSS Fabric™ for facilities engineering
As-built you can measure
Captured geometry compared against the recorded design, with every divergence found, located, and documented for all equipment tags.
Isometrics that never go stale
Drawings derived from the source model and regenerated as the asset changes, so the isometric matches what is installed, not what was designed.
An equipment list that matches the plant
Tagged components located on site and reconciled against the master equipment list, closing the gap between the register and reality.
Change from a true baseline
A dated, immutable capture before and after every modification, so brownfield change is documented rather than remembered.
Supports the records a process safety regime requires.
Engineering records are structured to the same taxonomy as the condition data, so equipment identity is consistent between the integrity program and the engineering one.
- 01OSHA PSM 1910.119process safety information
- 02ISO 55001the asset management system
- 03ISO 15926plant lifecycle data integration
- 04ISO 14224equipment taxonomy