SiteView

Overview

SiteView® has a broad focus, from surface information like permitting, construction, reclamation and remediation, through full Facilities and Pipeline asset tracking and management. Like WellView®, SiteView® has a field component so that all personnel are able to work off a common database with a complete history of changes.

Comprehensive Operations Management
Manage projects from beginning to end with budgeted and field estimates, project plans, milestones, vendor and cost breakdowns, and multi-site rollups. SiteView's comprehensive data collection and reporting allows managers to track all surface land information, including landowners, surface lease numbers, and contact history. And no deadlines are missed when using SiteView to track key dates, permits, regulatory requirements, and milestones, optimizing the permitting process.

Equipment
With SiteView, you can track each piece of surface equipment on the site, from a high level down to granular detail. Basic facts such as position, count, make, model, type, and serial number are defined, as well as specific technical attribute details such as fuel usage, type of drivers, pump horsepower, and exhaust stack diameter. You can also track any ancillary or secondary components such as instrumentation, controls, or valves associated with a specific piece of equipment. And SiteView helps you optimize equipment usage by helping to analyze run time and down time.

Key features of SiteView are as follows:

• Well lifecycle overview: SiteView's comprehensive database tracks all site operations including construction, environmental, facilities, pipeline, waste management, and cost tracking.
• Pipeline data tracking: You can record the complete pipeline from the high level right down to the detailed attributes of each segment of pipe that comprises the pipeline.
• Emissions tracking: Enter emissions for each piece of equipment, whether regulated by permit or not. Total emissions can be rolled up on any time period, allowing for real time emissions analysis and management, for facilities or pipelines.
  
• Materials transfer: Track material transfers to record the movement of equipment and inventory from one site to another. For a full reporting history, facility engineers and asset managers can see when equipment was received on site, installed, removed, and sent off site.
• Wellsite visualization: Visualizing well sites is made easy with site sketches that depict surface equipment and topographical properties at every stage of construction.