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Owner’s Risk Pack

A clear, board-ready snapshot of Ex compliance exposure, close-out pack maturity, and the critical actions needed to protect Mechanical Completion, acceptance, and sail-away readiness.

1) Current position

Where acceptance risk sits today and what leadership needs to control first.

2) Key findings

Predictable NCR triggers tied to entries, interfaces, substitutions, and register gaps.

3) Action plan

Owners, priorities, and hold points aligned to the acceptance pathway.

Risk position

A simple board view: what is most likely to fail, what would hurt the project if it does, and what must be controlled before close-out. Framed to drillship milestones — Mechanical Completion, acceptance, and sail-away readiness.

Likelihood × impact Decision focus: control the top-right
Impact
Low
Medium
High
High
Control early
Close-out pack structure unmanaged
Escalate
Boundary issues at entries and interfaces
MC / acceptance blocker
Certificate conditions not met
Medium
Confirm
Minor datasheet gaps
Control
Marking and traceability drift
Escalate
Substitution without compliance check
Low
Monitor
Formatting inconsistencies
Confirm
Missing supporting photos
Control early
Late close-out pack build

How this drives the meeting

  • Control items are assigned owners and tracked to completion with clear close-out status.
  • Escalate items get hold points agreed early to protect Mechanical Completion and acceptance.
  • MC / acceptance blockers are treated as close-out constraints until cleared.

What we review

We focus on what drives acceptance: what was supplied, how it was installed, what the register shows, and whether it aligns to certificate conditions.

Inputs

Certificates, datasheets, drawings, ITP / witness points, MDR, photos, tag register, vendor packs.

Checks

Conditions vs installed reality, entries and interfaces, substitutions, traceability, dossier structure and naming.

Outputs

Board-ready PDF summary, prioritised actions, and a tracker aligned to Mechanical Completion, acceptance, and close-out milestones.

Request the Owner’s Risk Pack

Share what is being inspected, where the schedule risk sits, and what must be ready for Mechanical Completion and acceptance. If there is a deadline (inspection / Mechanical Completion / sail-away), include it.

Helps us respond fast
  • Asset / location and hazardous area zone classification diagram
  • Target dates (inspection / Mechanical Completion / sail-away)
  • Dossier status and corrective action register
Briefly describe the scope, hazardous area zone classification (if known), equipment type, and required timeframe.

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