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The Site module is used to execute the workpacks
at the remote worksite – usually from a DSV.
Several contractors (Subsea7, Technip, etc.)
have Coabis installed on several of their DSVs and ROVSVs, enabling
Clients to mobilise work at short notice, onto a networked, multi-user
environment. This has several benefits, including:
- multiple workstations using Coabis, enables
results to be entered real-time as dives are ongoing.
- real-time data-entry accelerates the works,
reducing in-water, spread and vessel hire times and costs.
- real-time data-entry enables QA/QC Co-ordinator
to review information in a timely manner.
The screenshot below shows the view the Data
Recorder sees when entering information – in this case a debris
assessment. As results are entered, tasks and components are flagged
as ‘Completed’, and the workpack completion percentage
increases.
Data is entered real-time, with the Data Recorder
prompted to enter the information requested by the workpack originator.
The data is validated as it is entered, and anomalies are flagged
immediately. Once an anomaly has been raised, it is tracked within
Coabis until it is closed out. All data entered is automatically
audited.
In order to further improve operational efficiency,
we make use of several functions in the Site module, including
- real-time VCR control and video overlay/captioning
– no separate screen-writer keyboard required.
- automatic creation of video logs as work
progresses.
- automatic dive logging as work progresses.
- dive planning – e.g. present all FMD
work in a single dive plan.
- automatic creation and saving of anomaly
drawings using AutoCAD LT.
Coabis 9 includes a digital video interface
in the Site module, enabling Data Recorders to easily grab images
and short clips to store against anomalies.
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