LIMIS / Where to begin
Know what happened on the shift.
Bring readings, checks, and shift notes into a shared record. Choose a routine your team already knows and see what it could record with LIMIS.
Daily routines
Choose a routine to start with.
Filter by the type of work. Each example shows the task and the information your team can keep together.
OperationsOperator rounds
Record the reading and what you observe at each stop. Keep the observation beside the value so the team can see what needs attention.
Equipment, reading, unit, time, and operator observations.
Discuss this applicationOperationsProcess logsheets
Use the checks and ranges your team already knows. Keep process values and notes on readings that need attention together.
Process values, defined ranges, and notes on out-of-range readings.
Discuss this applicationOperationsShift handoffs
Give the incoming shift the readings, notes, and open items it needs. Keep what happened and what still needs attention in the same record.
Shift notes, readings to review, and items needing follow-up.
Discuss this applicationOperationsUtilities and production checks
Record recurring meter and instrument checks in one place. Supervisors can consult the readings and the operator’s observations during the shift.
Readings from selected meters or instruments and notes from the check.
Discuss this applicationQualityQuality checks
Keep the result, the expected range, and the team’s observations together for review.
Check results, defined ranges, observations, and review notes.
Discuss this applicationReliabilityEquipment condition rounds
Compare recurring readings and observations on the same equipment. Keep condition notes and follow-up together.
Equipment readings, condition observations, time, and follow-up notes.
Discuss this applicationReliabilityInspection records
Keep the inspection item, observations, and follow-up notes in the same record.
Inspection items, observations, and follow-up notes.
Discuss this applicationCheck the routine against your plant’s safety procedures and any requirements for regulated processes.
At your plant
Where would a shared record help most?
Tell us where readings or notes get lost, who needs them, and what the team needs to see during the shift.