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Centralizing Your Shutdown, Creating Alignment Between Your STO Plan, Process, and Team

Centralizing Your Shutdown, Creating Alignment Between Your STO Plan, Process, and Team

Pages 10 Pages

Any organization that has undergone a shutdown, turnaround, or outage (STO) knows the staggering complexity involved in the planning, coordination, management, and execution of an STO event. Usually planned at least a year in advance, STOs require a significant amount of capital, labor, and resources. All of these must be managed with precision. With only a short window to execute repairs, inspections, and initiate capital improvements, every stakeholder involved in the event must coordinate project tasks efficiently to ensure a site is back online within a specific period of time.

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