The vocabulary every engineering document workflow runs on.
Plain-English definitions of the terms that govern engineering, procurement, fabrication, process safety, and turnaround work. Each entry explains the term in operational language and traces it back to the critical engineering documents — drawings and data tables — that Armeta contextualizes.
16 terms. One document dependency.
EPC and FEED define how projects are contracted and engineered. HAZOP, PHA, MOC, and PSI define how process safety is governed. MTO, BOM, pipe specs, P&IDs, isometrics, line lists, from-to lists, PFDs, LDAR, and turnaround define the operational record. Every one of them ultimately reads from, or writes to, the engineering documents Armeta contextualizes.
These definitions are written for engineers, project managers, and operations teams who already work with industrial drawings — not as introductions, but as crisp references that connect each term to the workflows it governs and the regulatory frameworks it sits inside.
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Vocabulary defines the conversation. The fastest way to see what each of these terms looks like when your engineering documents — drawings and data tables alike — are structured, current, and document-traceable is to run Armeta on your actual archive.