Essay On Operation Management

Program & Batch: PGDM_14-16

Term: 1

Course Name: Management Information System

Name of the faculty: Dr. Susmi Routray

Topic/ Title : Operation Management: Om Pro Implementation

At RIL PMD

Original

or Revised Write-up: Original (Edition 1)

Group Number: 3

Contact No. and email of Group Coordinator: Natasha Lobo [e-mail] 9561112558(M)

Group Members: Sl. Roll No. Name 1 140103107 Natasha Lobo 2 140103040 Atul Gupta 3 140102039 Christy B Mathai 4 140101083 Kirti P Chablani 5 140101108 Nivesh Gupta 6 140103137 Rohan Nagar 7 140102138 Vaibhav Khandewal

INDEX

Introduction 3

Objective 3

About RIL PMD 3 Operations 4 Non Information System Issues 4

Operation Management: Om Pro 5 Operations

SAP is used for material management, procurement, finance, human resources and accounts. In operations, process operators need to communicate with other disciplines of engineering like mechanical, electrical, civil and instrumentation for breakdown and maintenance activities. As Om Pro is interfaced with SAP, the status of equipments under maintenance, their current status and what activities are going on, when the equipment is handed back to process department, all can be

Alarm priority was assigned as: high, medium and low level. The same could be depicted in graphics through the use of colors like red for high, yellow for medium and white for low priority.

The DCS (Distributed Control System) allows five alarm states namely high high, high, low low, low and bad. By default all the alarm states are active but not all tag will require all the alarm states active so during alarm rationalization, some of the alarms are made inactive.

The analysis of each alarm is done using why tree analysis and keeping in mind the economic and environmental impact of the tag. After thorough analysis, the rationalized tag is listed. Since RIL PMD is an old site, earlier per unit number of alarms was on an average 450, which after rationalization has been reduced to an average of 150 per unit.

Reports are generated and cluster groups are formed for the same. The reports include frequency analysis report, chattering alarm report, top 10 alarms, controller status reports, the reports are generated in each shift and are circulated to panel officer, technical service engineer, instrumentation engineer, production head and site shift manager. The reports help in timely analysis and trending.

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