Automating NERC Compliance Evidence Before Audit Season
About Event
If audit prep at your company means weeks of digging for evidence that should have been captured along the way, you are not alone. Most teams handle compliance as separate fire drills. GADS gets done one way, PRC and MOD another, and documentation ends up scattered across folders and inboxes. As audit season gets closer, those gaps get expensive.
This session widens the lens past GADS to the full set of NERC standards your team is responsible for. We will look at how teams are:
Capturing compliance evidence as work happens instead of hunting for it before an audit
Tracking deadlines and requirements across standards without manual checklists
Keeping documentation trails complete and audit ready year round
Connecting to ISO and plant systems for faster, cleaner submissions
Cutting the manual handoffs that create risk and rework
The goal is simple: when the audit comes, the evidence is already there, organized, and defensible.
Who Should Attend
NERC compliance managers and specialists, directors of compliance and reliability, reliability and performance engineers, operations managers responsible for regulatory reporting, and any team with an audit on the calendar.
Your Speaker
Amit Patel, Managing Director at Integ, has spent 20+ years working with generators, IPPs, and utilities on GADS reporting, automation, and plant performance. He will share where compliance programs most often break down, the patterns Integ sees across fleets, and where automation realistically replaces manual tracking.
The Agenda (All times in PT)
10:00 to 10:10 AM - Welcome
10:10 to 10:30 AM - Where NERC compliance programs break down
10:30 to 10:50 AM - Automating evidence collection and audit trails
10:50 to 11:10 AM - Staying audit ready year round, examples and open Q&A
Free Registration. Instant confirmation, bonus resources, and recording available.
Hosted By:
Adam Shaw, Founder @ Grid Innovation Hub & CMO @ Integ
Grid Innovation Hub bridges the innovation gap between fast-moving technology companies and legacy energy firms.