CFIHOS · JIP36

    CFIHOS (JIP36) digital handover without PDF archaeology.

    CFIHOS (JIP36) defines how capital projects should hand over structured information. Helios by Helionics turns that intent into a material passport: equipment identity, certificates, and verified events ready for operations.

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    Who this is for

    • EPC information managers

      Reduce rework at mechanical completion. Keep CFIHOS-shaped data attached to tags through fabrication and site.

    • Owner / operator digital twins & IM

      Receive handover that operations can query: which certificate, inspection or deviation belongs to the asset.

    • OEMs in CFIHOS projects

      Supply structured equipment data once. Avoid endless document resubmittals for the same serial.

    • Inspection agencies

      Release and punch against the same structured record the EPC and owner use.

    How Helios helps

    01

    Handover as continuous record

    Build the passport during the project. At handover you transfer a living dossier, not a dump.

    02

    JIP36-aligned structure

    Equipment classes, documents, and events map cleanly into how CFIHOS expects information to travel.

    03

    Works with MRB / ITP reality

    Mill certs, ITP hold points, and release notes remain first-class evidence on the same passport.

    Handover that operations can use

    Most CFIHOS programmes still collapse into document control theatre at the end of the job. The owner inherits PDFs; the twin stays empty; the next outage restarts the chase.

    Helios keeps the equipment record with the asset from mill through FAT, install, and first inspection. CFIHOS handover becomes a checkpoint on a continuous passport aligned with IOGP MDP and EU material DPP direction.

    Pilots start on one asset class inside an existing project workflow. Sixty days, fixed scope, measurable reduction in chase time.