What the audit covers
We walk equipment, panels, networks, and operator workflows. You get a written picture of risks, quick wins, and a phased plan for PLC, SCADA, data acquisition, or commissioning work.
- Control hardware and software inventory
- Safety, networking, and OT/IT boundary review
- HMI/alarm and operator pain assessment
- Sensor and data quality gaps
- Prioritized roadmap with rough effort bands
Who should book an audit
Facilities with recurring downtime they cannot explain. Teams inheriting undocumented PLC code. Business owners who need plain-language guidance before spending on automation hardware.
Questions
How long does a controls audit take?
Many audits start with a 30-minute discovery call, then a focused on-site or remote review. Timing depends on facility size and how much documentation you already have.
What do we get after the audit?
A clear summary of findings, recommended next steps, and whether Orgenis is the right partner for engineering and commissioning — with no obligation to proceed.
How do we start?
Email sayonc@orgenis.com or use the contact form on the homepage with your facility type, equipment, and the problem you want solved.