Compressed turnaround windows
TAR scope competes for cranes, permits, and laydown space inside a fixed shutdown window. A package that stalls in the field burns hours you cannot buy back.
Refineries, SAGD facilities, and chemical plants execute capital work inside operating units, where permits, isolations, and access windows constrain every crew. AWPBI brings constraint-tracked work packaging and 3D-linked reporting to oil and gas projects and turnarounds, on the back of workface planning, AWP, and information management delivered on that same work.
TAR scope competes for cranes, permits, and laydown space inside a fixed shutdown window. A package that stalls in the field burns hours you cannot buy back.
Work inside an operating unit needs permits to work, isolations, and controlled access. A missed constraint stops a crew at the gate.
When EWPs slip or revisions land mid-build, the CWPs and IWPs built on them go stale, and the path of construction drifts from what the field actually receives.
Weekly spreadsheet rollups cannot keep pace with a TAR measured in shifts. By the time a slip is visible, the window to recover it has closed.
Why openAWP fits oil and gas
Plan the work before the work starts
Break scope into constraint-free installation work packages, aligned to path of construction.
Release only what's ready
Work packages don't reach the field until every constraint (materials, access, permits) is cleared.
See status without chasing updates
Field progress rolls up automatically, so project controls always has a current picture.
You own the platform
openAWP deploys on your infrastructure, molds to your data requirements (there is no hardcoded package structure), and the software and data stay with you after the engagement.
Book a live demo of openAWP, or talk to our team about piloting constraint-tracked work packages on one unit or CWA first.