Abstract: A method for semi-automation of management of work packages associated with construction projects is disclosed. Sets of printed forms are generated by the system based on the contents of work packages selected by the user. Information related to the work package is entered into data fields in the printed forms in the field, and uploaded to a database by scanning the printed forms. The database may be utilized to generate reports, such as those related to regulatory issues or project status.

Abstract: An construction workflow tracking system is presented where the tracking system is capable of tracking component-level information associated with achieving closure for an Inspection, Tests, Analyses, and Acceptance Criteria (ITAAC) under 10 CFR Part 52 for licensing of new nuclear power reactors. Disclosed systems include an estimation engine configured to analyze workflow data points to estimate one or more compliance metrics, especially compliance dates (e.g., inspection dates, test dates, acceptance dates, etc.). A reporting engine can present estimated compliance dates with a confidence level or recommendations on improving confidence or reducing risk. Compliance dates can also include compromise dates indicating when a closed ITAAC is likely to be compromised.

Abstract: Systems and methods of dynamic work package generation are presented that allow not only real-time modification of construction work packages, but also allow tracking of the work packages throughout completion and generation/updating of constructions records. The systems and methods contemplated herein will therefore improve management of safety and non-safety components, allow for traceability and tracking, and reduce errors due to user intervention.