Course Outline
Day One
Introduction
Task Assignments
The Corporate Business Plan
The plant turnaround management process
Setting the standard from plant turnaround to plant turnaround
Long term strategic planning to reduce shutdown frequency
Discussing the 9 Areas of Responsibility for the Turnaround Team
Turnaround management (supervision), Engineering, Maintenance, Operations, Quality Assurance, Administration, Procurement, HSE
The 5 Distinct Phases of a Plant Turnaround
Strategic Planning
Detailed Planning
Organization
Execution
Closeout
Day Two
Where Does the Work List Come From?
80 % of the known work is in place 90 days after the last shutdown
Reduce planning and scheduling time by a minimum of 50% for your upcoming shutdown
What is in the Work Package Master File?
Developing a Master Milestone Schedule
Developing the Master Execution Schedule
How to Relate the Technical Archives to the Work Breakdown Structure, Cost Control Structure and Organizational Chart
What and Why are the Work Scope Support Plans so Important?
Reduce the support planning time by 90% for your upcoming shutdown
How to Properly Mobilize and Demobilize the Contractor
Day Three
Do you need an Execution Strategy?
Transition Points, Efficiency and Momentum
How does an efficient plant shutdown execution strategy affect the overall safety of the work scope?
Common Problems in Plant Turnaround & Shutdown Management
Task Assignment Review and Assessment
Seminar Close Out
Learning More...
2 plant typical situations will be presented to the participants at the start of the seminar.
Work Package Development
Teamwork ensures an effective turnaround.
Support Plan Requirements
Support plans maximize efficiency.
Delegates will be developing 2 case studies typical to your plant facility.
Use the presentation slides and the work book plus your own notes to complete tasks that would normally be done when you return to work.
Have the opportunity to brainstorm with fellow delegates, see different scenarios and ask the facilitator questions.
There will be reading assignments on the first and second evening for about 1 ½ hours.
