Iron ore fixed plant shutdown
Planned a 14-day fixed plant shutdown with a fully resource-loaded P6 schedule, delivering full scope two days ahead of plan.
Result: Full scope delivered two days ahead of plan.
Read the full case studyA shutdown is won or lost before the plant stops. We build the scope, work packs and resource-loaded schedule that give your team a credible critical path and a safe, on-time restart, whether you need a planner for one outage or support across a campaign.
Who it is for: operators, EPC contractors and maintenance contractors running outages on fixed plant, LNG trains, processing facilities, ports and mobile fleet.
What we deliver
- Scope definition and work list control
- Work packs ready ahead of the freeze date
- Resource-loaded Primavera P6 or MS Project schedules
- Critical and near-critical path analysis, with options to recover time
- Daily and weekly progress reporting during execution
- Post-shutdown review and lessons learned
- On-site or remote planners, on lump sum, T&M or retainer
How we work
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Scope
Agree and control the work list with operations and maintenance.
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Plan
Build work packs and sequence activities against permits, resources and constraints.
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Schedule
Develop and review the resource-loaded schedule with your team.
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Execute
Update progress, track the critical path and re-plan as emergent work appears.
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Review
Report performance against plan and capture lessons for the next outage.
Results
LNG train outage
Integrated engineering, construction and commissioning activities into a single schedule, supporting a safe, on-time restart.
Result: Safe, on-time restart.
Read the full case studyCommon questions
Yes, on-site or remote, as an extension of your project team.
Oracle Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project.
Lump sum, time and materials, or retainer.
Yes: fixed plant and mobile fleet shutdowns, mine expansions, ports and rail across the Pilbara and wider WA.