UST construction and service · In development

UST construction, with the site history in view.

We’re developing workflows for installation, service and closure around the equipment on site, the work performed and the records handed over.

We’re inviting UST contractors to help shape this part of Stratum. These workflows are in development, not a released construction or project-management module.

Keep the handoff connected to the site.

Three parts of the operation we’re working to connect.

Installation and project handoff.

A completed installation leaves more than equipment in the ground. The next team needs to understand what was installed, where it belongs and which records support the handoff.

Records to discuss

  • Equipment identities and site documents
  • Installation and verification records
  • Open items and turnover documents

Service and equipment changes.

A finding, a replaced component and the work that follows should be understandable together. We’re exploring how service coordination can preserve the equipment context through the next visit.

Records to discuss

  • The reported issue and affected equipment
  • Work performed and component changes
  • Follow-up testing and supporting records

Closure and retained records.

Temporary closure, permanent closure and removal involve different work. We’re exploring how the project documents, responsible parties and final records stay connected to the site.

Records to discuss

  • Plans, notices and site information
  • Sampling, laboratory or disposal records where applicable
  • The final handoff and retained site history

Industry context: EPA owner/operator resources, Utah installation and closure guidance. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and project.

A current foundation. A broader direction.

See what exists today and what your team can help shape.

Current foundation
Customer, site, asset, job and configured form records.
Being developed
The broader planning, coordination and handoffs described on this page.

Applicable technical standards, permits and agency requirements remain matters for your qualified team. Software records do not grant approvals or submit work to an agency.

Show us the handoff your team wants to improve.

Bring a representative project or service job and the documents your team receives, completes and hands over. We’ll separate what the current foundation can support from what still needs development.