P&ID Engineering Data Extraction

I need every piece of engineering intelligence buried in my legacy P&ID drawings lifted into a clean, structured Excel file. The drawings arrive to you as searchable PDFs, and I will send the exact tag-naming and line-label conventions that must be followed.

This is not a simple OCR job. You will have to read the schematics like a process engineer:
• identify each piece of equipment, every line number and size, all pressure and temperature design data, motor or HP ratings, valves, PSVs, instruments, local indicators, switches, controls, and the relationships that connect them;
• transfer the information into the spreadsheet so that tags, descriptions, operating/design figures and interconnections are all in their correct columns;
• confirm that nothing is missed and that the spreadsheet can be sorted or filtered by any field without losing relational context.

For the paid trial you will work on a single P&ID. Deliver the completed Excel sheet, flagged with any ambiguities or unreadable portions you encounter. If the extraction is accurate and the formatting matches the conventions I supply, we will continue with the remainder of the drawing set, which is extensive.

Excel proficiency, fluency with process P&IDs, an eye for detail, and experience using relevant tools or software to assist in data extraction are essential.