When the contractors go, EIDA stays on.

The record does not stop at handover. It becomes the facility's working memory.

Facilities run for twenty to thirty years after handover

The people who operate one inherit whatever the project left behind. Usually that is a shelf of packs, a shared drive and a few people who remember. EIDA leaves them the record itself. Every tag, test, certificate and sign-off, on the drawing, exactly as it was captured.

For the next audit

Around a third of what inspectors write up at a pharma facility relates to documentation. When an inspector asks how a system was tested six years ago, the answer is in the same place it was on the day of the test.

For maintenance

Every tag on the drawing carries its own history. What it is, how it was installed, who signed it off, what has been done to it since. Maintenance works from the record rather than rebuilding it.

For whatever gets built next

The next expansion starts with the last one already documented. Nothing to reconstruct, nothing to take on trust.

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