Projects
Scope, budget and contract quantities.
Mintema is shutdown and turnaround management software. Gather the scope, plan every job, line up contractors, materials and permits, and track progress hour by hour, with every cost and inspection kept.
Hundreds of jobs, contractors, materials and permits move at the same time. Without live progress against the plan, delays are found when it is too late to recover them.
Every part below is configured in the platform without code: the asset type, its structure, the inspection form and scoring, the work, the sensors and the dashboards. Click a step, or let it play.
Designed types for exchangers, vessels, columns and valves.
Plant, unit and equipment, with the parts inspected and repaired during the shutdown.
Internal inspection results, thickness readings and findings recorded per equipment.
Every job belongs to the shutdown project, with quantities, crews, materials and permits.
After start-up, equipment readings confirm the repairs worked.
Progress, cost against budget, open jobs and findings.
Illustrative configuration on sample data. Your fields, forms, scales and workflows are designed with your team.
One platform and one data model, so the inspection, the work order, the spare part, the sensor and the dashboard all refer to the same asset.
Scope, budget and contract quantities.
Every job with crews, permits and progress.
Materials reserved and issued per job.
Contractor crews with skills and shifts.
Findings that become new jobs.
Progress and cost in real time.
The value is measured in fewer failures, less wasted effort, lower risk and better use of budget.
Have a question that is specific to your organisation? A solution engineer will answer it against your own assets, processes and data.
Turnaround management software plans and controls a plant shutdown: the job scope, schedule, contractors, materials, permits, progress and cost against budget, then keeps the close-out records.
Yes. Jobs are grouped in a project with work packages, quantities, crews and materials.
Yes. A job can require its permit before work starts.
Yes. Contractor crews record progress, hours and materials on their jobs.
Yes. Every cost is recorded against the project, the job and the equipment.
Jobs are built from the scope with tasks, crews, materials and permits, then tracked against the schedule so delays and critical paths are visible daily.
Yes. Contractors update their jobs from a phone with time, materials and photos, and supervisors approve the progress.
We will configure this use case on sample data during the call: the asset type, an inspection form with its scoring, a work order type and a rule.