What is Shift Log?

Shift Log is a comprehensive operations collaboration environment used to capture, manage, handover and communicate mission critical information. 

Information captured during a shift forms the foundation for operational decision making. These decisions have a direct impact on production optimization and plant safety.

Shift Log provides a consistent structure around this information and enables real-time visibility of operating conditions. This allows the early identification, assignment, and resolution of issues, which reduces unplanned downtime and improves operational efficiencies.

Key Benefits

• Replaces paper-based log books, spreadsheets and manual, error-prone processes with best-in-class technology.
• Seamless shift handover and handover reporting process.
• Streamlines and structures the capture of shift information.
• Integrated workflows for content sharing and task management.
• Connects field and office users enabling collaboration and more informed decisions to be made.
• Provides critical safety elements to business operations and improves regulatory and corporate compliance areas of open acreage or joint venture opportunities.
• Reduces unplanned downtime and prevents hazardous incidents through the early identification of issues.
• Simple and efficient forms data entry with integration into source systems to avoid double handling.
• Ensures better understanding of operational performance against KPIs.
• Integrated into other engineering and operations management processes.

Key Features

• Structured and comprehensive handover reports
• Self-service configuration; flexible, scalable, and auditable.
• Configurable forms provide the ability to document shift activities, commentary and forms
• Built-in dashboard and analytics capabilities through an accessible user interface
• Track and assign actionable items
• Work instructions
• Efficient searching through log entry data
• Role-based security
• Full audit trail of all changes
• End of shift publishing of the Logbook
• Comment and discuss log entries