Gates & exposure
Business-critical gates with downstream exposure. Severity escalates to critical automatically when a gate is the only power path for what sits behind it.
Massive Dynamic · Project management
Project management, computed from the field. Not reported to it.
Massive Dynamic runs field commissioning, and everything the field records feeds a management layer: gates, exposure, critical path, commercial milestones and handover readiness, always current.
Management view
What a project manager sees
Critical path & target dates
The real predecessor graph gives the critical path. Target dates per asset are checked for achievability, so slip is visible early.
Handover readiness
A red, amber and green board computed from gates, issues, NCRs, checklists and documents, with a one-click handover package.
Milestones
Contractual milestones defined against the model, each with live requirement progress and blockers, placed on the computed schedule; Dirac proposes milestones from the plan.
Commercial
Commercial summary and commercial milestones with status, target date and days remaining, tracked against the same progress the field records.
Baselines & snapshots
Set a baseline, annotate or override gates, and export an XLSX snapshot for the monthly client review.
Issues & NCRs
Issues with photos, activity feed, @mentions and e-mail notifications. NCRs raised in one click with protection against duplicates. BCF import and export for issues from BIM tools.
On screen
Risk and readiness, computed
Portfolio
Several buildings, side by side
A campus or a phased facility runs as a project group: each building, room or system keeps its own schedule, access and qualification record, and the group's combined view shows health, open gates, critical issues and workload by party in one screen.
Boundary connections between projects make cross-project questions real: what happens in the cleanroom project if the steam generator in the utilities project goes down is answered by following the actual connections.
- Never blended
Independent systems are shown side by side, not averaged into one number.
- Scoped access
Contractors see their project; managers see the group.
- Grows with the site
A new building or suite is added to the group as a new project.
A click away
Management questions, answered from the model
Are we ready to hand over?A verdict with the blockers behind it.
What is blocking L3 on this switchgear?The upstream items and open checks, by party.
Which gates are critical right now?Computed from the power topology, not a status field.
Can we still make the target date?Checked against the real sequence and durations.
What happens elsewhere if this fails?Cascade simulated across every project in the group.
Who is carrying the workload?Open work by responsible party, across the portfolio.
Share
A schedule anyone can open
The commissioning sequence exports as one self-contained HTML file. It opens in any browser without a login or a licence, and plays the project day by day as assets change colour through their stages.
It is an easy way to show a client the energisation sequence before it is committed, and it also exports to XLSX, CSV and SVG.
- Plan with Dirac
“Plan this with me” runs a guided interview: list the work, what must finish first and which gates apply, and Dirac draws the plan.
- Project execution plan
One click in Dirac builds the PEP organisation chart: owner, PMC, package managers, field and Cx engineers, vendors and crews.
Split for independence. Group for visibility.
Each room or system runs as its own project, with its own access, schedule and qualification record, the way facilities are actually built and inspected. A project group shows them side by side for management, without blending independent systems into one misleading number.
Start with one system
Tell us about your project. A pilot on one system lets you judge Massive Dynamic on your own site.