The plant dashboard for oil and gas
Storage, loading bays and gas networks.
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- 9 standard areas loaded
- 6 lockout energy sources
- 5 reference standards

How the work is done in oil and gas
Flammable product everywhere and static electricity as the silent enemy. Anything that breaks a line or makes a spark goes through a permit, a measurement and zone classification.
The jobs that set the pace
- Tanker loading and unloading
- Line breaking and valve replacement
- Tank cleaning and management
- Pump and compressor maintenance
- Fire main testing
The areas it comes with as standard
- Storage terminal
- Truck loading bay
- Pumping station
- Gas pressure regulating and metering station
- Fire main
- Control room
- Flare
- Laboratory
- Pipeline terminal
Lockout/tagout, with isolation point and verification
The dashboard does not ask “what energies does your equipment have?”: in the oil and gas profile they are already there, each one with where it is isolated and how you check that it is isolated. It is what an inspection asks to see in writing.
| Energy | Isolation point | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical | Power breaker in the substation or MCC | Full five golden rules |
| In-line product | Double block and bleed valves + blind flange | Draining, venting and LEL reading before opening |
| Steam | Header block valve | Bleed and temperature check |
| Instrument air | Instrument air valve | Surge vessel bled, gauge at 0 bar |
| Nitrogen / inert gases | N₂ line valve | O₂ measurement before entering or opening |
| Stored mechanical energy | Pump shaft lockout | Check of complete standstill |
The high-risk procedures, written down
Five procedures specific to oil and gas, written in the vocabulary of the sector and available inside the dashboard so you can adapt them to your plant.
Product line break
Double block and bleed, blind flange, drainage to a closed system and LEL below 10 % before loosening anything.
Tank entry
Inerting, ventilation, continuous monitoring and rescue on standby: an “empty” tank never is.
Hot work in a classified area
Permit, continuous monitoring, screening and a one-hour fire watch afterwards.
Tanker loading
Earthing clamp before anything else and a slow initial flow rate: static ignites what the lighter never sees.
Work on the fire protection network
The zoned network is notified, signposted and returned to service with a signature: no water, no plant.
Equipment and reference regulations
Equipment typical of this profile
- Transfer pump
- Gas compressor
- Loading arm
- Motorised valve
- Turbine meter
- Fire pump set
- Vapour recovery unit
- Odorising unit
Regulations that frame the work
- RD 840/2015 · major accidents (Seveso III)
- RD 681/2003 · explosive atmospheres (ATEX)
- RD 656/2017 · chemical product storage (APQ)
- ITC MI-IP 02 · petroleum liquid storage facilities
- RD 614/2001 · electrical risk
Current references the dashboard uses to organise the documentation. IndustriaKit is a documentation tool: it does not replace the risk assessment or legal advice.
- Seveso safety report
- Internal emergency plan
- ATEX zone classification of the site
What the dashboard does with all this
Contractors and coordination of activities
Contractors working on site join free, upload their documentation and the traffic light decides who can work. RD 171/2004 coordination with minutes and signature.
Permits with QR codes
Work permit with a printable notice: in the field it is scanned and signed from a phone. LOTO warning when the job calls for it.
Maintenance and OEE
Queue prioritised by criticality, statutory maintenance schedules with their date, counters based on real usage and an OEE panel per line with a Pareto of stoppages.
Personnel and training
Fitness for work, training and health surveillance by job role, with the medical data kept outside the dashboard by design.
Open it with the oil and gas profile and compare it with your folder
The demo opens with no card and no sales call. You choose this same sector and walk into a plant that looks like yours, with sample data you can play with without breaking anything.
The other industries in the dashboard
Each profile brings its own vocabulary, its own areas, its own energies and its own procedures. There are sixteen.
