ECOS PLATFORM / 02 / BOUNDARIES

Isolation.

Connect an approved isolation process to the right work scope.

01 / SYSTEM ROLE

What isolation makes visible.

Isolation records should be traceable to a specific work scope, approved procedure and the people responsible for execution and review.

DESIGNED ECOS RECORDS

Digital context

  • Work package and approved procedure references
  • Named isolation-point identifiers described by the approved plan
  • Assigned responsible roles and referenced field evidence
  • Outstanding questions, reviews and change history
FIELD PERSONNEL & EMPLOYER AUTHORITY

Physical reality & decisions

  • Determine and approve the isolation plan under applicable employer procedures
  • Perform physical switching, lockout/tagout and other protective actions
  • Perform required identification, testing and verification before work
  • Control release, removal and restoration through field authority
02 / ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

Explore connected records, not a live system.

A commissioning team prepares a planned work package for a distribution panel within an energized facility. Select the stages below to see the type of context ECOS is being designed to organize.

INTERACTIVE CONCEPT / SCOPE · POINT REFERENCES · EVIDENCE

Isolation record explorer

Select any record square or review stage to inspect its context. Animated traces illustrate connected documentation—not physical processes.

SYNTHETIC EXAMPLE · NO FIELD CONNECTION
SIMULATED RECORD LINKS03 SELECTABLE RECORDS
Select a square to inspect
Inspect Work package 01 Work package Inspect Point references 02 Point references Inspect Evidence review 03 Evidence review
01 / WORK SCOPE

Define the proposed work scope

A hypothetical distribution panel work package references an approved procedure and assigned personnel.

ECOS RECORD CONCEPT
Record set: panel ID, work package, procedure reference and scope owner.
FIELD AUTHORITY
The employer and qualified persons establish the applicable isolation requirements.

SAFETY & AUTHORITY BOUNDARYNo animated stage, diagram, recorded event or software response establishes electrical state, demonstrates isolation, grants permission to work, or substitutes for employer-approved procedures and qualified-person testing.
03 / DESIGN MODEL

How the information moves.

ECOS is being designed to preserve context through human-reviewed work transitions. These workflow concepts are not operational status claims.

01 / CONTEXT

Define the work package

Link the planned work scope to the employer-approved procedure and accountable roles.

02 / ASSOCIATION

Reference isolation points

Associate procedural point identifiers with the relevant equipment records without implying state.

03 / EVIDENCE

Review recorded evidence

Record the field-provided documentation and unresolved questions for the authorized review process.

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