The work was already happening.
Operators were taking readings. Paper records made exceptions harder to escalate and follow up during the shift.
K2 PURE SOLUTIONS / Chlor-alkali plant
Customer caseThe value of following up.
3Year before LIMIS
0Year after LIMIS
At K2 Pure Solutions, digital rounds replaced paper records. The plant reported three downtime events linked to missed follow-up on readings in the year before LIMIS, and none in the year after.
US$750K+Downtime costs prevented, estimated by LIMIS.
100%Operator adoption reported at this plant.
Source: LIMIS customer case materials. Results reported for one plant; cost figure estimated by LIMIS.
Inside the K2 case
A closer connection between the round and the response.
The record became shared.
LIMIS introduced digital rounds, configured operating ranges, and a shared view for supervisor follow-up.
The team saw the change.
The case reports full operator adoption at the plant and the annual event comparison shown above.
Apply the learning
Measure the change in your own operation.
What should our pilot measure?
Start with the current routine, missing or late records, exception follow-up, and operator use. Define the comparison period with your team before the pilot.
How should we interpret the figures?
The figures describe one customer case. The cost value is estimated by LIMIS. They give your team a specific example to discuss, while your pilot establishes the results at your own plant.
At your own plant
What would you measure at your plant?
Choose a routine and agree on how to compare its records, follow-up, and operator use during the pilot.