Human error prevention software
We offer tools to solutions designed to prevent human error
Digital checklists and procedures for high-risk field work, with proof of every step. Works online or offline, on phones, tablets and wearables.
Why Use the Error Elimination System (EES)
- 65%faster procedure creation
- 55%faster procedure execution
- 100%error-free operations when teams follow provided guidance
- 100%provable compliance
Trusted by operators in data centers, energy and transportation
Minimize costly errors
Built on commercial and military aviation practice
ICARUS Ops uses mobile and wearable technology to prevent human error. Harnessing the best practices from commercial and military aviation, we help put the right focus in the right places to prevent human error.
EES operational benefits
Procedures that work where the work is
- Quickly find and activate the desired procedure/checklist.
- Embed video, animations or photos for complex operations.
- Will operate without an internet connection.
- 100% verifiable compliance with date time stamps
Multi-Platform Digital Checklists
Prevent Downtime
Multi-Platform Digital Checklists on iOS, Android, Surface
Industries
Choose your market
ICARUS Ops™ unique understanding of the value of visual tools made them the logical partner for us in developing our wearable strategy and product set that dramatically enhances our customer’s maintenance and problem resolution capabilities through the provision of “Free Hands” capability.
Chris CrosbyCEO of Compass Datacenters
How do you prevent human error in high-risk field work?
Human error can’t be removed entirely, but it can be made less likely and caught earlier. Standard practice in aviation and nuclear power uses approved procedures, steps in a fixed order, confirmation at critical points, timely warnings before hazardous steps, and records of every action. EES is designed to build those controls into field procedures.
What should an energization checklist include?
Typically: current drawings and one-lines; acceptance testing complete and documented; an approved energization plan; named roles; a communication plan; arc flash labels and PPE requirements reviewed; barricades and access control; hold points with the readings to record; and a stop-work rule. Follow your project’s approved procedure and the standards adopted for your site.
What are the steps of a lockout/tagout procedure for electrical work?
In plain terms: identify every energy source; notify affected workers; shut down and open the disconnecting devices; apply locks and tags under your written program; release or block stored energy; test for absence of voltage with a meter verified on a known source before and after; ground where required; then start work. Follow your site program and the current NFPA 70E edition.
Why is energization a high-risk point on AI data center projects?
AI data centers bring a large volume of switchgear, transformers, UPS systems and generators that must be energized in sequence on compressed schedules. Each energization is a point where a skipped step, wrong order or wrong device can create arc flash risk, damage equipment or delay the project. Approved procedures with hold points and records help manage that risk.
ICARUS Ops™ is the world’s leading human error prevention software consulting company – founded by high reliability and mission critical experts.
Our passion is to prevent human error and the – often monetary – effect of the inevitable error within the system.