SHUTDOWN, MAINTENANCE & TURNAROUND ASSURANCE
Shutdown planning, contractor mobilisation, permits and evidence connected to the one shutdown record — from scope to a recorded restart decision.
THE SHUTDOWN LIFECYCLE
Every stage of a shutdown — planning, mobilisation, isolation, execution, verification and the restart decision — is recorded against the one shutdown, not scattered across spreadsheets and sign-off sheets.
A real shutdown record with its own requirement packs — mandatory, trade-specific requirements defined up front, not reconstructed afterwards.
Worker and contractor assignments against real trades and tasks, with mobilisation and demobilisation dates and replacement tracking when a worker is swapped out.
Permit to Work and isolation records connect to the shutdown and the plant being worked on, the same real permit-to-work system used across the rest of ARIP.
Each requirement is verified with its own evidence and expiry date — a real record of what was actually checked, not a one-off sign-off.
The same critical controls and Bowtie diagrams used across your operation apply to shutdown work, connected to the plant and permits involved.
A recorded acceptance decision — conditions, who decided and when — before work is authorised to resume, with exceptions tracked against the shutdown record.
Job cards, work-order scheduling, simultaneous-operations (SIMOPS) management and shutdown-specific SAP/ERP integration are not yet available — not claimed above. SHIELD records the evidence trail behind every stage shown here.
CONNECTED TO THE REST OF ARIP
A shutdown connects to the same records every other part of ARIP already uses: worker and contractor readiness, permits and isolations, critical controls, corrective actions, Kyla Intelligence and SHIELD evidence history. One shutdown record, not a separate system to reconcile afterwards.
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A working demonstration on your own site structure. No obligation.