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Field paperwork, checked and ready before it's submitted.
GOODPIPE builds focused tools for the LocusView Techs and field leads collecting data for Northern Natural Gas. Today they build work unit entry sheets from the maps and the 8335b/c, sign and sort crew OQ reports, redline MTRs, fill out dig permits, and check reviews for the discrepancies auditors flag, all in the browser, with every document kept on your own computer. Each tool keeps getting sharper as it's tested on real NNG reports, and new ones are always in the works, built around the jobs that slow crews down.
Seven tools ready today, with more on the way
Each tool handles one job that normally eats a field lead's evening or sends a project back from audit. OQ Signoff and Crew Qualifications share the same Veriforce reports, so a batch you load once works in both.
- p. 1Reyes, Mark OQs - TOR, COAT.pdf
- pp. 2–3Hollis, Dean OQs - TOR, COAT, PRES.pdf
- p. 4Pruitt, Cole OQs.pdf
- p. 13P-4020 HT 751650.pdf
- p. 17P-3820 HT 740664-02.pdf
- pp. 31–32P-4020 HT 389477.pdf
HT. 751650WO: 01137247
PO: PGW54728
- 71975Entered 551MO3, attached 471M06
- 7237961696321 vs 61-696321: match exactly
- 72370TS#1 entered, not attached
- When10-17-26 · 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Checklist17 items · Yes, 13 N/A
- Saved asDamage Prevention 10-17-26 DF.pdf
Built around the way NNG field crews already work
Works alongside LocusView
Takes the paperwork around the job, so techs spend their time on the data that goes into LocusView.
Documents stay on your computer
Reports are read and signed right in the browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Flags, never guesses
Reports are read cell by cell and the tools are tested on real NNG reports. Anything that can't be read cleanly is flagged for a person to check.
Fewer projects sent back
Techs catch the discrepancies auditors look for before they submit, so more projects pass the first time and the backlog shrinks.
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OQ Signoff
Sign and date Veriforce OQ reports in one batch. Each person comes back as their own signed file, named by employee and the specialties they're qualified for.
Your signature
Upload a photo or scan of your signature, or draw one.
Date signed
Written in the same color as your signature, to the left of it, on the last page of each person's report.
OQ reports
Specialty tags
A tag goes in the file name when the person holds at least one current, unexpired OQ in its list. Expired OQs are left out of the name and called out in the results. These tags are shared with Crew Qualifications.
| Tag | Specialty | OQ numbers |
|---|
Review Auditor
Check a LocusView review before you submit it, or a Precheck report before it goes to the auditors. Every discrepancy is boxed and noted on a marked-up copy, the way NNG's auditors mark them, so it can be fixed in LocusView first.
Upload a report
What it checks
More LocusView report types are being added.
Work Unit Builder
Drop in a work order's numbered maps, MASTER 8335b and 8335c, the labeled valve map and the MTRs. Every work unit comes back as a LocusView entry list in index order, with each conflict between the sources flagged before anything is typed.
Add the work order's files
What it does
- Weld and asset order from the map callout numbers, read exactly
- Weld date, welder and NDT tech from the 8335b, NDT names written X. LASTNAME
- Electrode, volts, amps and travel from the 8335c, WPS Checked = YES
- Item, size and MTR rule from the mark number
- V, S and R codes from the labeled valve map
- Valve install date from the nearest weld
- Flange and reducer flow once you set the B end
- Enter order: the reverse of the finished list
- Map date or welder that disagrees with the 8335b
- IDs that only match with a Q or repair suffix
- Welds on the NEEDS NDT tab
- Welding data collected but missing from the 8335c
- Volts, amps or travel outside the normal range
- Fittings whose size doesn't match the welds beside them
- Skipped or repeated index numbers
- A weld on two work units
- Serials not on the valve map, or read with an O for a zero
- MTRs not found, near-matches, and MTRs that disagree with themselves
MTR Redline
Drop in a delivery packet or single MTRs. Mark where each MTR starts, enter its mark and heat or serial, and each one comes back as its own file with the mark and heat or serial in red at the top left of page 1, the WO# and PO# at the top right, the heat or serial highlighted wherever it appears, and page numbers in red.
Job and files
How it works
- Each file's first page starts an MTR. In a packet, tap ✂ on the first page of each MTR. Tap a page to see it larger
- Pages are read as they load; pages that look like a new certificate are split for you
- Material list pages are skipped. Tap Skip on any other page to leave it out
- Sideways and upside-down scans are turned upright for you. Use ⟳ if one still isn't right
- Enter the mark, HT or SN, and the numbers. Tap a number the tool read to fill it in
- Saved as
P-1420 HT 123456orP-1420 SN 123456
Pages
MTRs
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Damage Prevention Permit
Fill out OP 80.111b and sign it on the spot. The answers, names and both signatures are written onto NNG's Rev. 6 form, ready to save and file.
Abandonment 080.408a
Fill out OP 80.408a, Record of In Place Facility Abandonment, and sign it. Everything is written onto NNG's Rev. 6 form in red, ready to save and file.
Crew Qualifications
Drop in the crew's OQ reports to see who can do each specialty, when their OQs expire, and who needs to requalify.