The equipment list and drawing register a project stage needs to be built — reviewable and signed off.
Taking a process to plant requires engineering deliverables the lab never produces: an equipment list with sizing and materials of construction, and a drawing register — PFDs, P&IDs, general arrangements, layouts. In most organizations these live in a shared drive of loose CAD files and an equipment spreadsheet, disconnected from the project that needs them and from the tech-transfer package that should reference them.
The consequence is a gap at the most expensive handoff in the journey. Manufacturing and engineering receive drawings without the basis of design, an equipment list without the process context, and no record of which revision was approved for construction. Rework, mis-procurement, and safety exposure follow.
Capturing the equipment list and drawing register as a structured, project-and-stage-scoped record — with the actual drawing files attached and an approval trail — makes the engineering deliverables a first-class, referenceable part of the idea→plant lineage.
Athena's Engineering Package is a project-and-stage-scoped record holding two structured sub-lists: an equipment list (tag, type, material of construction, capacity, sizing) and a drawing register (PFD, P&ID, GA, layout, isometric) with the actual drawing file attached to each entry and its own revision/issue status.
The package routes through the same approval engine as everything else, so engineering sign-off is a real, auditable transition — and each drawing carries its own lifecycle (draft → issued for review → approved → issued for construction → superseded).
Because it is queryable project data — not files in a folder — the package feeds the tech-transfer dossier, and a read-only widget can render its equipment list and drawings inline in any task, so the data stays in one place and is shown wherever it's needed.
Engineering Packages belong to a project stage, are approved through the Workflow Engine, feed the Tech-Transfer Package, and can be surfaced inside Tasks via the Template Designer's widget system.
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