Prevention begins with design decisions and is sustained through coordination, clear information and learning throughout the project.
Equipment layout, access and interfaces influence how a facility is built, operated and maintained or modified. Reviewing these during engineering helps identify conditions requiring adjustments or specific assessments.
Recommendations are documented with their context and outstanding items. Their implementation is coordinated with the responsible site functions and the project's acceptance criteria.
Technical information must be clear to those who use it at each stage.
Reviewing access, working spaces and dependencies between systems helps prepare inspections and maintenance. Constraints are incorporated into the design and handover documentation.
Field queries and operational findings provide information to improve the design. Recording a decision and its rationale helps preserve project knowledge.
Handover requires identification of the systems available, the verifications completed and the outstanding items requiring follow-up. Documentation must reflect the facility's condition and be accessible to operations and maintenance.
Review sessions and system familiarisation are planned around the roles that will use the systems. The aim is to connect documents with practical decisions and tasks.