Defined line or area
Equipment count, access, drawings, software records and known recurring issues establish the survey boundary.
Plant controls surveys
A clear picture of the controls your site depends on.
A defined review of one line or site area, with factual findings and practical follow-up suggestions.
Plant Controls Resilience Survey
Document the controls and recovery position.
A site walkdown and review of available records establish what is installed, what is documented and where recovery evidence is missing. The report stands on its own; follow-up work is quoted separately.
The report covers
- Installed PLCs, HMIs, drives and network equipment
- Lifecycle status and critical spares
- Software backup availability and recovery evidence
- Network architecture and points of dependency
- Drawing availability and observed accuracy
- Factual findings and suggested follow-up
Survey process
From walkdown to written record.
Equipment boundaries and available records are agreed in advance. Observations, engineering conclusions and suggestions are presented separately.
Equipment and evidence
Non-intrusive checks with the site team record the installed controls and available information.
Findings and suggestions
An asset summary, evidence gaps, engineering conclusions and practical follow-up suggestions.
Example single-line scope
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Approximately two days on site and two days of evidence review and reporting for one defined production line. Final scope and fee are agreed in a quotation.
The survey records evidence available at the time. Live program changes, full as-built drawings, backup restoration tests and corrective work are scoped separately.