• Step Five – Audit and Enforce: Monitor every parameter that influences the integrity and performance of the alarm system
• Step Six – Real-Time Alarm Handling: Learn how your alarm system needs to adapt to ever-changing process conditions
• Step Seven – Control and Maintain: Ensure personnel are trained on the alarm philosophy and every alarm is properly justified 

• Methods for auditing such as comparing the distributed control system (DCS) values with your Master Alarm Database 

• Audit and enforce requirements and actions in ISA 18.2 and IEC 62682 

• Alarm shelving functionality for real-time alarm handling of nuisance alarms 

• Adapting the alarm system to the current operating mode with state-based alarming 

• Tips for continuous improvement of your alarm system through reporting, KPIs and shift handovers

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If you haven't already watched, make sure you catch up on part one, two and three:

• Seven Steps of Alarm Management: Part One - The Alarm Philosophy

• Seven Steps of Alarm Management: Part Two - Baseline and Bad Actor Resolution

• Seven Steps of Alarm Management: Part Three - Alarm Documentation and Rationalization