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Megawatts of progress.Reported daily.

Thousands of welds across boiler, piping, and steel. A dozen systems to commission in sequence. Four trades stacked in one confined space. And the owner gets a weekly PDF that says the work is progressing.

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The Turnover Documentation Problem

A power plant is won or lost at commissioning, and commissioning runs on weld records and turnover sequence no weekly PDF can hold.

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Weld tracking across every contractor

Thousands of welds across boiler, piping, and structural steel, and each contractor tracks them differently. Consolidating weld data to schedule NDE is a daily battle fought in spreadsheets that never agree.

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NDE gaps turn into cut-out rework

A missed NDE inspection means cutting out and re-welding a finished joint. Tracking which welds need which method, and which ones slipped, is an enormous documentation burden that the weekly report never carries.

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Four trades stacked in a confined space

Boilermakers, pipefitters, electricians, and insulators all work the same tight volumes. Coordinating access and sequencing takes constant communication, and a blown handoff idles a whole crew.

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Commissioning runs on sequence

System turnover has to happen in order. One missed punch item on an upstream system can block commissioning of everything downstream for weeks, and nobody sees it coming until turnover stalls.

POD for Power Plant Construction

From the first weld to final system turnover, POD captures the plant every day from the field.

Weld and NDE From the Field

One weld record

Crews log welds and the NDE each one needs by voice, and those details land in the daily record. The day's weld and NDE status comes straight from the field instead of being reconciled from three contractors' spreadsheets later.

Commissioning Turnover Record

Sequence visible

Punch items, test results, and turnover status for each system are captured in the daily. A punch item that blocks a downstream system shows up in the record the same day, not weeks later when turnover stalls.

Multi-Trade Coordination

Who is where

Each trade reports its daily by voice, and POD structures them into one picture of who is working where. Access and sequencing conflicts in tight spaces land in the shared record instead of living on the radio.

Critical-Path Exposure

Exposure in dollars

When POD reads your uploaded schedule, the commissioning activities with no float and the daily cost riding on them surface together. The exposure a turnover delay creates is visible in dollars, not just in a bar chart.

Rework Resolution Tracking

Rework under control

Cut-out and re-weld items are tracked from flag to close. Open defects, resolution pace, and the trend over the job show whether weld quality is getting ahead of the schedule or falling behind it.

Watch the Plant Come Online

Each system commissions in sequence, left to right. Energy flows once a stage is online, the megawatts ramp up, and the commissioned percentage keeps pace with the turnover.

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Two numbers a turnover lives on: critical-path exposure and rework pace

These KPIs populate from your uploaded schedule and daily field reports.

Critical Path Exposure

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Exposure by item

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Exposure summary

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Zero Float
Boiler carries the highest exposure — $617K at risk with 0 days float

Rework Velocity

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Resolution trend

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Resolve rate

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Defect flow

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Best: Wk 4 (3.8d)
Slowest: Wk 1 (6.3d)
Rework velocity within target — maintain momentum

Purpose-Built for Power Construction

Boiler and Piping Weld Log

Crews call in welds and the NDE each one needs, and the weld work lands in the daily record as it happens instead of being reconstructed at turnover.

Hydro and Pressure Test Capture

Crews report hydro and pressure test results in the daily, so a passed or failed test is in the record with the day it happened.

System Turnover Checklist

Crews report punch items and turnover progress in the daily, so commissioning blockers are written down day to day instead of surfacing weeks later.

Confined-Space Access Notes

Crews note who needs which space and when in the daily voice report, so access conflicts between stacked trades are written down before they cost a shift.

The POD Difference

POD turns the weld logs, test results, and turnover punch items into one running record of the plant. The commissioning sequence that used to live in a binder and a dozen spreadsheets is in one place, updated every day from the field.

Frequently Asked Questions

Track Every Weld. Turn Over Every System. Report It Daily.

Weld and NDE status, commissioning turnover, and critical-path exposure, all captured from a daily field voice report.

Last updated: October 2026