Technical reviews.
Two types of review keep your procedures and training materials accurate: one with your subject matter experts, and one by ours.
Accurate information people can trust
Your employees rely on precise, timely, accurate information. When procedures and training materials drift from how the unit actually operates, people stop trusting them and stop using them.
We offer two types of review. We can work with your subject matter experts (SMEs), and our own team of industry SMEs can verify the information for accuracy.
Client SME Review
We work with your subject matter experts to review the training materials, procedures and other documents, so what is written matches how your unit runs.
PeopleCore Technical Review
Our team of industry subject matter experts provides insight and verifies the information for accuracy, and confirms it adheres to a specific standard or specification.
What we review
Both types of review are part of every PeopleCore deliverable, and both are available for material you already have.
Operating procedures
Startup, normal operation, shutdown and emergency procedures.
Maintenance procedures
Turnaround, inspection, repair and LOTO procedures.
Training materials
Operator training modules, assessments and answer keys.
Standards and policies
Standards, policy statements and job safety analyses.
Drawings and technical data
P&IDs, equipment drawings, SDS and other process data.
eLearning
Interactive modules checked for technical accuracy before release.
How a technical review works
A structured review that turns expert knowledge into accurate, usable documents.
Gather and analyze
We study your technical and proprietary documents, drawings and data.
Review with SMEs
Your SMEs, our industry SMEs, or both review the material, depending on the type of review.
Revise and verify
We revise the material based on their input, then verify each change in our offices.
Keep it current
We help you stay within your review cycle as units and processes change.
Make sure your procedures and training materials are accurate
Ask about a technical review of your procedures or training materials.