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MUSHROOMS TO GOLD Jaywalking your way to LDAR Compliance
Rex Moses President / CEO LDARtools Dickinson, Texas
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Tag List 1 100 201 301 2 101 202 302 3 102 203 303 4 103 204 304 5 104 205 305 6 105 206 306 7 106 207 307 8 107 208 308 9 108 209 309 10 109 210 310 11 110 211 311 12 111 212 312 13 112 213 313 14 113 214 314 15 114 215 315 16 115 216 316 17 116 217 317 18 117 218 318 19 118 219 319 20 119 220 320 21 120 221 321 22 121 222 322 23 122 223 323 24 123 224 324 25 124 225 325 26 130 226 326 27 131 227 327 28 132 228 328 29 133 229 329 30 134 230 330 31 135 231 331 32 136 232 332 33 137 233 333 34 138 234 334 35 139 235 335 36 140 236 336 37 141 237 337 38 142 238 338 39 143 239 339 40 144 240 340 41 145 241 341 42 146 242 342 43 147 243 343 44 148 244 344 45 149 245 345 46 150 246 346 47 151 247 347 48 152 248 348 49 153 249 349 50 154 250 350 51 155 251 351 52 156 252 352 53 157 253 353 54 158 254 354 55 159 255 355 56 160 256 356 57 161 257 357 58 162 258 358 59 163 259 359 60 164 260 360 61 165 261 361 62 166 262 362 63 167 263 363 64 168 264 364 65 169 265 365 66 170 266 366 67 171 267 367 68 172 268 368 69 173 269 369 70 174 270 370 71 175 271 371 72 176 272 372 73 177 273 373 74 178 274 374 75 179 275 375 76 180 276 376 77 181 277 377 78 182 278 378 79 183 279 379 80 184 280 380 81 185 281 381 82 186 282 382 83 187 283 383 84 188 284 384 85 189 285 385 86 190 286 386 87 191 287 387 88 192 288 388 89 193 289 389 90 194 290 390 91 195 291 391 92 196 292 392 93 197 293 393 94 198 294 394 95 199 295 395 96 200 296 396 97 297 397 98 298 398 99 299 399 300 400
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Tag Gap 1 100 201 301 2 101 202 302 3 102 203 303 4 103 204 304 5 104 205 305 6 105 206 306 7 106 207 307 8 107 208 308 9 108 209 309 10 109 210 310 11 110 211 311 12 111 212 312 13 112 213 313 14 113 214 314 15 114 215 315 16 115 216 316 17 116 217 317 18 117 218 318 19 118 219 319 20 119 220 320 21 120 221 321 22 121 222 322 23 122 223 323 24 123 224 324 25 124 225 325 26 130 226 326 27 131 227 327 28 132 228 328 29 133 229 329 30 134 230 330 31 135 231 331 32 136 232 332 33 137 233 333 34 138 234 334 35 139 235 335 36 140 236 336 37 141 237 337 38 142 238 338 39 143 239 339 40 144 240 340 41 145 241 341 42 146 242 342 43 147 243 343 44 148 244 344 45 149 245 345 46 150 246 346 47 151 247 347 48 152 248 348 49 153 249 349 50 154 250 350 51 155 251 351 52 156 252 352 53 157 253 353 54 158 254 354 55 159 255 355 56 160 256 356 57 161 257 357 58 162 258 358 59 163 259 359 60 164 260 360 61 165 261 361 62 166 262 362 63 167 263 363 64 168 264 364 65 169 265 365 66 170 266 366 67 171 267 367 68 172 268 368 69 173 269 369 70 174 270 370 71 175 271 371 72 176 272 372 73 177 273 373 74 178 274 374 75 179 275 375 76 180 276 376 77 181 277 377 78 182 278 378 79 183 279 379 80 184 280 380 81 185 281 381 82 186 282 382 83 187 283 383 84 188 284 384 85 189 285 385 86 190 286 386 87 191 287 387 88 192 288 388 89 193 289 389 90 194 290 390 91 195 291 391 92 196 292 392 93 197 293 393 94 198 294 394 95 199 295 395 96 200 296 396 97 297 397 98 298 398 99 299 399 300 400 122 123 124 130 131 132 133
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Tag Gap When the first Tech monitors this unit?
1 100 201 301 2 101 202 302 3 102 203 303 4 103 204 304 5 104 205 305 6 105 206 306 7 106 207 307 8 107 208 308 9 108 209 309 10 109 210 310 11 110 211 311 12 111 212 312 13 112 213 313 14 113 214 314 15 114 215 315 16 115 216 316 17 116 217 317 18 117 218 318 19 118 219 319 20 119 220 320 21 120 221 321 22 121 222 322 23 122 223 323 24 123 224 324 25 124 225 325 26 130 226 326 27 131 227 327 28 132 228 328 29 133 229 329 30 134 230 330 31 135 231 331 32 136 232 332 33 137 233 333 34 138 234 334 35 139 235 335 36 140 236 336 37 141 237 337 38 142 238 338 39 143 239 339 40 144 240 340 41 145 241 341 42 146 242 342 43 147 243 343 44 148 244 344 45 149 245 345 46 150 246 346 47 151 247 347 48 152 248 348 49 153 249 349 50 154 250 350 51 155 251 351 52 156 252 352 53 157 253 353 54 158 254 354 55 159 255 355 56 160 256 356 57 161 257 357 58 162 258 358 59 163 259 359 60 164 260 360 61 165 261 361 62 166 262 362 63 167 263 363 64 168 264 364 65 169 265 365 66 170 266 366 67 171 267 367 68 172 268 368 69 173 269 369 70 174 270 370 71 175 271 371 72 176 272 372 73 177 273 373 74 178 274 374 75 179 275 375 76 180 276 376 77 181 277 377 78 182 278 378 79 183 279 379 80 184 280 380 81 185 281 381 82 186 282 382 83 187 283 383 84 188 284 384 85 189 285 385 86 190 286 386 87 191 287 387 88 192 288 388 89 193 289 389 90 194 290 390 91 195 291 391 92 196 292 392 93 197 293 393 94 198 294 394 95 199 295 395 96 200 296 396 97 297 397 98 298 398 99 299 399 300 400 When the first Tech monitors this unit? By Manual Review, when the project is completed BEFORE the first monitoring pass? By Automated Program on your desktop computer when the project is completed? By Automated Program in the handheld before the Tech documents # 130? When the EPA finds tag 125 and asks for the monitoring records?
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Data Questions What do you call them?
How do your Technicians respond to them? How many of them are there? Is that what you want to happen?
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Route Sequence Productivity? Compliance?
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635 219 4721 4720
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LDAR Rule of Thumb # 36: When your technicians have been trained to ignore one of the most important things in your LDAR program, THAT just became the most important thing in your LDAR program.
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635 219 4721 4720
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Data Questions What do you call them?
How do your Technicians respond to them? How many of them are there? Is that what you want to happen?
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“The beginning of Wisdom is to call things by their right names.”
Mushrooms to Gold “The beginning of Wisdom is to call things by their right names.”
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The Right Names A nearby component that is not in the Tech’s handheld.
A gap in the sequential numbering scheme of a new database. The height above the ground that a component is. Components Tech B has to monitor after Tech A has “failed” to monitor it. A component that is out of service. A complex component that some tech might not know how to monitor. The size (in sqft) of the area that a tech has to cover to complete a day’s route. The highly reliable avg GPS coordinate of an identifiable cluster of components. The components that will be monitored based on some % of the population. The 2nd month of monitoring on a component that has to pass two month’s monitoring before going to quarterly frequency. The leak on a component that occurs at a higher leak definition after it was repaired and remonitored because of a leak at a lower leak definition. The date a new valve was installed at a component site that has been in the program for many years. A comp that has been bypassed but has or hasn’t been isolated and/or purged.
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Types of Monitoring Tours PPM Set Points Events Profile Options Dates
LDAR Opportunities How Many? Types of Monitoring Tours ? PPM Set Points Events Profile Options Dates Status Settings Monitoring Reasons MOC Activities
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Especially, when it’s really important. Consider…
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Key Scenario Technician sent to monitor Tag 17. He comes back to the office and didn't monitor Tag 17. Why not? How many reasons can you name right now?
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Why not Tag 17? Ran out of time Barricaded- Safety Equipment Failure
Ongoing Maintenance Could not locate Out of Service Didn’t want to climb Dismantled Too much trouble TOS Too dirty OOS Didn’t have proper PPE POS Iced-over Deleted Insulated Actually a DTM Welded Didn't know how
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Why not Tag 17? Ran out of time Barricaded Equipment Failure
Ongoing Maintenance Could not locate Out of Service Didn’t want to climb Dismantled Too much trouble TOS Too dirty OOS Didn’t have proper PPE POS Iced-over Deleted Insulated Actually a DTM Welded Didn’t know how
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What do we mean? ? Scheduling Monitoring Emission Calculations
Barricaded Ongoing Maintenance Out of Service Dismantled TOS OOS POS Deleted Scheduling Monitoring Emission Calculations Closing out a leak ?
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“Out of Service” Component should be considered InActive in the Database because it has been removed permanently from VOC service. Component is still active in the database but is Temporarily Unavailable to be monitored. or
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Which is it? InActive. No Monitoring. No Emissions. Finished. InActive
Still Active. Temporarily Unavailable. Still InService. TUiS OOS Still Active. Temporarily Unavailable. Purged. TUP
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The Right Names Ghost Tag Tag Gap Elevation Code ReTry
InActive or TUiS or TUP MysteryEmissionSeam. TourPrint Centroid Select M2 InstallDate A comp that has been bypassed but has or hasn’t been isolated and/or purged.
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Types of Monitoring Tours PPM Set Points Events MOC Activities
LDAR Mushrooms How Many? Types of Monitoring Tours 6 PPM Set Points 7 Events 14 MOC Activities 12 Profile Options 18 Dates 19 Status Settings 21 Monitoring Reasons 32
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“The beginning of Wisdom is to call things by their right names.”
The Final Word “The beginning of Wisdom is to call things by their right names.”
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Rex Moses President / CEO 1102 Dickinson Ave. Dickinson, Texas 77539
USA Phone: +1 (877) Fax: +1 (866) Sales +1 (877) Ext. 2
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