Module overview: Change Management. This module comprises three applications:
1. Management of Change (MOC) Requests
2. Management of Change (MOC)
3. Improvements.
Each application is described in detail more detail in the following slides. A separate presentation covers initial set up and configuration of these applications. Process flow charts used in this presentation are extracted from Blueworks Live.
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This application is designed be used to manage bypass operations, also known as inhibits, or overrides, for safety related systems such as Emergency Shutdown, Fire and Gas Systems, Alarm Panels and soft alarms on DCS systems.
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List of additional BIRT reports included with Maximo Oil and Gas/Maximo HSE Manager.
Examples of out of the box BIRT reports included with Maximo Oil and Gas/Maximo HSE Manager.
Saved Queries and KPIs included with Maximo Oil and Gas and HSE Manager.
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Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Locations & Assets Overview Helen Fisher
The following changes have been made to Locations:
- New saved query – Active Permits Related to Locations
- New Environmental Consent Monitoring Details section on --
- Meters tab
- Audit and Survey tab
- Certifications tab
- Location Details tab
- Operating Context tab
- Characteristics tab
- Failure Analysis tab
- Calculations tab
- Review Actions tab
- Regulations tab
- New Create Actions
- View Failures and Deferrals
- View Operator Log Details
The following changes have been made to Assets:
- Assets tab new Reliability, State, Hose Register, Piping, Personal Protective Equipment, Access Equipment, Lifting Equipment and Leakage sections to support registers
- New Environmental Consent Monitoring Details section on
- Meters tab
- Audit and Survey tab
- Certifications tab
- Regulations tab
- Failure Analysis tab
- View Failure and Deferral Details
- View Operator Log Details
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Standard Actions & Standard Action Groups overviewHelen Fisher
1.There are two types of Standard Action
* Basic Standard Actions used for checklists.
* Review Actions used for question and answer style application. These Review Actions may have associated Review Items.
2. Examples of checklist actions
-MOC pre and post start actions
-Permit to Work emergency actions
3. Examples of review actions
-Pre-Start Safety Review
-Hazard Review
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Bypass Management OverviewHelen Fisher
This application is designed be used to manage bypass operations, also known as inhibits, or overrides, for safety related systems such as Emergency Shutdown, Fire and Gas Systems, Alarm Panels and soft alarms on DCS systems.
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Examples of out of the box BIRT reports included with Maximo Oil and Gas/Maximo HSE Manager.
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Examples of Start Centers built using saved queries and KPIs included with Maximo Oil and Gas/Maximo HSE Manager.
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Locations & Assets Overview Helen Fisher
The following changes have been made to Locations:
- New saved query – Active Permits Related to Locations
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- Regulations tab
- New Create Actions
- View Failures and Deferrals
- View Operator Log Details
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- Assets tab new Reliability, State, Hose Register, Piping, Personal Protective Equipment, Access Equipment, Lifting Equipment and Leakage sections to support registers
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- Meters tab
- Audit and Survey tab
- Certifications tab
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- View Failure and Deferral Details
- View Operator Log Details
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Standard Actions & Standard Action Groups overviewHelen Fisher
1.There are two types of Standard Action
* Basic Standard Actions used for checklists.
* Review Actions used for question and answer style application. These Review Actions may have associated Review Items.
2. Examples of checklist actions
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-Permit to Work emergency actions
3. Examples of review actions
-Pre-Start Safety Review
-Hazard Review
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Benefits & LossesHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
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Benefits and losses associated with improvement initiatives
Benefits and losses associated with Solutions
Identification of incident impact
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Action Tracking & Operational Actions overviewHelen Fisher
Use case:
- Management of all actions raised from standard actions in one place.
-Standard Action
- Maximo Oil and Gas and HSE Manager applications consume these Standard Actions which are assigned and can be completed from the individual application. A user may have actions to manage in multiple applications. The Operational Actions application brings all these actions together in a single view for ease of management.
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Incident Management overviewHelen Fisher
The Incidents application has a full service capability for use by supervisory personnel and HSE professionals. Create Incident and View Incident can be used by less frequent users who want to simply enter an incident. The Incident Reporter supports a disconnected mobile environment with a simple user interface to report any type of incident using a mobile device. Ticket Template supports the creation of Incident templates.
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Certifications OverviewHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
- Equipment certification
- Material certification
- Personal Certification
- Construction and commissioning certification
- Regulatory permits
- Environmental consents
- Inspection certification
- Acceptance test certification
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Investigations overviewHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
-Safety related incident investigations
Process Safety
Occupational Health and Safety
Human factors
-Reliability investigations
-Environmental investigations
-Quality investigations
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Condition for Work Prioritization MatrixHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
Planning and scheduling work orders which require the same plant condition in order to be carried out.
Quickly finding work which may be available to be carried out if an unplanned shutdown is carried out.
Identifying plant or asset condition on a permit.
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Item master and purchasing overviewHelen Fisher
The following slides outline the changes made to the out of the box Item Master application.
Example use cases as follows:
-Hazardous chemical management
-Items with special storage requirements
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Permit to Work OverviewHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
-Hot work permit
-Confined space entry permit
-Cold work permit
-Work Control Certificate
-Excavation Permit
-Diving Permit
-Breaking containment permit
Maximo - Management of Change (MOC) Implementation Best PracticesHelen Fisher
BPD Zenith's MOC Presentation covers:
Management of Change – Who owns the Project and why it should be done
MOC – Where to start and how to nail down the business process
MOC – Next Steps – Identify the Roles
MOC – Define the Business Rules
MOC – Why you need a workflow
Recommended Configurations to the System
Suggested Implementation Plan
Lesson 4 Homework 100 points totalDue Tuesday October 18th, .docxLaticiaGrissomzz
Lesson 4 Homework
100 points total
Due : Tuesday October 18th, 11:59PM
1. [25 points] Describe what a Data Flow Diagram is and why it is useful for IT auditing. One paragraph should describe what a Data Flow Diagram is, and the second paragraph should describe why it is useful for IT auditing.
2. [25 points] In one paragraph, what are CAATs and what benefits do they provide to IT auditors?
3. [25 points] CAATs are known to assist auditors in defining sample size and selecting a sample for testing purposes. Describe two techniques used by CAATs to define sample size and select the sample. One paragraph for each technique.
4. [25 points] Explain the importance of flowcharting as an audit analysis tool in one paragraph.
IASP 340 Project 3
Fall 2022
50 points total
Due Date : Tuesday October 25th, 11:59PM
CASE—CHANGE CONTROL MANAGEMENT PROCESS
OVERVIEW: A change control management process is a method that formally defines,
evaluates, and approves application changes prior to their implementation into live or
production environments. The process includes several control procedures to ensure that
implemented changes will cause minimal impact to the objectives of the organization. These
procedures involve submission of change requests, determination of feasibility, approval, and
implementation. The following describes typical roles and procedures undertaken in a change
control management process.
ROLE: CHANGE REQUESTER
The Change Requester identifies a requirement for change to the application (e.g., upgrades to
new editions, etc.). The Requester then prepares a Change Request Form (CRF), including
description of the change, cost and benefits analyses, impact, approvals, and any other
supporting documentation deemed necessary. He or she then submits the CRF to the Project
Manager for further review.
ROLE: PROJECT MANAGER
Upon receipt, the Project Manager reviews the CRF and determines whether or not additional
information is required for the Change Control Board to assess the full impact of the change in
terms of time, scope, and cost (i.e., feasibility). The decision is based among others on factors,
such as:
• Number of change options presented
• Feasibility and benefits of the change
• Risks and impact to the organization
• Complexity and/or difficulty of the change options requested
• Scale of the change solutions proposed
If the Project Manager determines the change is feasible, he/she will log the CRF in the change
log by number, and track its status. The Project Manager then submits the CRF to the Change
Control Board. On the other hand, if the CRF is not deemed feasible, the Project Manager will
close the CRF.
ROLE: CHANGE CONTROL BOARD
Upon receipt, the Change Control Board reviews the CRF and any supporting documentation
provided by the Project Manager. The Change Control Board represents an authorized body
who is ultimately responsible for approving or rejecting CRFs based .
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Benefits & LossesHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
Production loss reporting
Benefits and losses associated with improvement initiatives
Benefits and losses associated with Solutions
Identification of incident impact
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Action Tracking & Operational Actions overviewHelen Fisher
Use case:
- Management of all actions raised from standard actions in one place.
-Standard Action
- Maximo Oil and Gas and HSE Manager applications consume these Standard Actions which are assigned and can be completed from the individual application. A user may have actions to manage in multiple applications. The Operational Actions application brings all these actions together in a single view for ease of management.
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Incident Management overviewHelen Fisher
The Incidents application has a full service capability for use by supervisory personnel and HSE professionals. Create Incident and View Incident can be used by less frequent users who want to simply enter an incident. The Incident Reporter supports a disconnected mobile environment with a simple user interface to report any type of incident using a mobile device. Ticket Template supports the creation of Incident templates.
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Certifications OverviewHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
- Equipment certification
- Material certification
- Personal Certification
- Construction and commissioning certification
- Regulatory permits
- Environmental consents
- Inspection certification
- Acceptance test certification
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Investigations overviewHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
-Safety related incident investigations
Process Safety
Occupational Health and Safety
Human factors
-Reliability investigations
-Environmental investigations
-Quality investigations
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Condition for Work Prioritization MatrixHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
Planning and scheduling work orders which require the same plant condition in order to be carried out.
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Identifying plant or asset condition on a permit.
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Item master and purchasing overviewHelen Fisher
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Example use cases as follows:
-Hazardous chemical management
-Items with special storage requirements
Maximo Oil and Gas 7.6.1 HSE: Permit to Work OverviewHelen Fisher
Example use cases:
-Hot work permit
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-Cold work permit
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-Excavation Permit
-Diving Permit
-Breaking containment permit
Maximo - Management of Change (MOC) Implementation Best PracticesHelen Fisher
BPD Zenith's MOC Presentation covers:
Management of Change – Who owns the Project and why it should be done
MOC – Where to start and how to nail down the business process
MOC – Next Steps – Identify the Roles
MOC – Define the Business Rules
MOC – Why you need a workflow
Recommended Configurations to the System
Suggested Implementation Plan
Lesson 4 Homework 100 points totalDue Tuesday October 18th, .docxLaticiaGrissomzz
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100 points total
Due : Tuesday October 18th, 11:59PM
1. [25 points] Describe what a Data Flow Diagram is and why it is useful for IT auditing. One paragraph should describe what a Data Flow Diagram is, and the second paragraph should describe why it is useful for IT auditing.
2. [25 points] In one paragraph, what are CAATs and what benefits do they provide to IT auditors?
3. [25 points] CAATs are known to assist auditors in defining sample size and selecting a sample for testing purposes. Describe two techniques used by CAATs to define sample size and select the sample. One paragraph for each technique.
4. [25 points] Explain the importance of flowcharting as an audit analysis tool in one paragraph.
IASP 340 Project 3
Fall 2022
50 points total
Due Date : Tuesday October 25th, 11:59PM
CASE—CHANGE CONTROL MANAGEMENT PROCESS
OVERVIEW: A change control management process is a method that formally defines,
evaluates, and approves application changes prior to their implementation into live or
production environments. The process includes several control procedures to ensure that
implemented changes will cause minimal impact to the objectives of the organization. These
procedures involve submission of change requests, determination of feasibility, approval, and
implementation. The following describes typical roles and procedures undertaken in a change
control management process.
ROLE: CHANGE REQUESTER
The Change Requester identifies a requirement for change to the application (e.g., upgrades to
new editions, etc.). The Requester then prepares a Change Request Form (CRF), including
description of the change, cost and benefits analyses, impact, approvals, and any other
supporting documentation deemed necessary. He or she then submits the CRF to the Project
Manager for further review.
ROLE: PROJECT MANAGER
Upon receipt, the Project Manager reviews the CRF and determines whether or not additional
information is required for the Change Control Board to assess the full impact of the change in
terms of time, scope, and cost (i.e., feasibility). The decision is based among others on factors,
such as:
• Number of change options presented
• Feasibility and benefits of the change
• Risks and impact to the organization
• Complexity and/or difficulty of the change options requested
• Scale of the change solutions proposed
If the Project Manager determines the change is feasible, he/she will log the CRF in the change
log by number, and track its status. The Project Manager then submits the CRF to the Change
Control Board. On the other hand, if the CRF is not deemed feasible, the Project Manager will
close the CRF.
ROLE: CHANGE CONTROL BOARD
Upon receipt, the Change Control Board reviews the CRF and any supporting documentation
provided by the Project Manager. The Change Control Board represents an authorized body
who is ultimately responsible for approving or rejecting CRFs based .
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2. Applications in
Module
This module comprises three applications:
•Management of Change (MOC) Requests
•Management of Change (MOC)
•Improvements
Each application is described in detail
more detail in the following slides. A
separate presentation covers initial set
up and configuration of these applications.
Process flow charts used in this
presentation are extracted from
Blueworks Live.
2
3. MOC Requests
Example use cases
1.It can be used as the first ‘request’
stage of the MOC process
2.It can be used to link a request for
change from Maximo to an external MOC
system
3.It may be the result of an improvement
process
3
8. Related Records
tab
8
Follow up MOC
created from
MOC Request
Follow up MOC
created from
MOC Request
Engineering
investigation
related to the
change
Engineering
investigation
related to the
change
9. Log tab
9
Manually
generated Work
Log entries
Manually
generated Work
Log entries
Communication Log
generated automatically
from Create Communication
or Workflow actions
Communication Log
generated automatically
from Create Communication
or Workflow actions
12. MOC use cases
Example use cases
1.Plant changes
2.Engineering changes
3.Process and procedural changes
4.Personnel changes
5.Work Order deferrals
12
17. Projects and Risks
tab
17
Use this section
to enter project
related details
Use this section
to enter project
related details
Use this section
to enter a link to
a Risk
Assessment
where required
Use this section
to enter a link to
a Risk
Assessment
where required
21. Pre-Start Safety
Review tab
21
Icon identifies
that additional
Review Items are
associated with
the Review
Action
Icon identifies
that additional
Review Items are
associated with
the Review
Action
23. Post-Start tab
23
Go To Operational Actions
application to see Standard
Action status for all
applications in one place
Go To Operational Actions
application to see Standard
Action status for all
applications in one place
25. Closure tab –
Lower half
25
A separate checklist
of closure actions
can be included on
the Closure tab
A separate checklist
of closure actions
can be included on
the Closure tab
27. Log tab
27
Manual change
log includes
references from
related MOC
Request
Manual change
log includes
references from
related MOC
Request
Communication Log
generated automatically
from Create Communication
or Workflow actions
Communication Log
generated automatically
from Create Communication
or Workflow actions
28. Specifications tab
28
This tab can be used
to add additional
attribute data to the
MOC associated with
Classification
This tab can be used
to add additional
attribute data to the
MOC associated with
Classification
31. KPIs and Available
Queries embedded
for use with MOC
31
Note: Can be used to create Start Center Portlets as shown in following slides
These KPIs are
delivered out of
the box
These KPIs are
delivered out of
the box
These queries are
delivered out of
the box
These queries are
delivered out of
the box
35. 35
MOCs with Pre Start
Actions not completed
Start Center portletNote: Created from KPI
36. 36
MOCs with Post Start
Actions not completed
Start Center PortletNote: Created from KPI
37. Improvements use
cases
1.Most types of continuous improvement
methodology
2.Defect elimination
3.Cost/Benefit Analysis
4.Ideas management
5.First stage of a management of change
process
37
42. Plans tab
42
Optionally more
complex improvements
can be separated into
Child Improvements
and Tasks
Optionally more
complex improvements
can be separated into
Child Improvements
and Tasks
Use this section
to enter project
related details
Use this section
to enter project
related details
43. Costs and Benefits
Details on Plans
tab
43
Editable fields to
identify basic
cost/benefit
estimates
Editable fields to
identify basic
cost/benefit
estimates
Reference data
from the impact
record
Reference data
from the impact
record
45. Actuals tab
45
Actuals tab can be
used to track actual
benefits against
planned benefits
Actuals tab can be
used to track actual
benefits against
planned benefits
47. Project Details –
Lower half
47
Use to identify team members
associated with an Action team
formed to eliminate a defect or
who are part of an
improvement initiative
Use to identify team members
associated with an Action team
formed to eliminate a defect or
who are part of an
improvement initiative
Embedded Defect Density
calculation
Embedded Defect Density
calculation
48. Log tab
48
Communication Log
generated automatically
from Create Communication
or Workflow actions
Communication Log
generated automatically
from Create Communication
or Workflow actions
Manual change
log
Manual change
log