FACTS

• Concentrated Hazard Window: Shutdowns compress an unusually high volume of hazardous work into a short timeframe, often with unfamiliar contractors and time pressure that increases risk at every step.o   Lockout/Tagout Failures Kill: Failing to isolate and de-energize equipment before maintenance begins is one of the most common causes of fatal injuries during shutdown periods. A machine that restarts unexpectedly during servicing leaves no margin for error.
• Contractor Unfamiliarity: Turnarounds often bring in large numbers of temporary workers who are unfamiliar with site-specific hazards, procedures, and emergency response plans — a direct risk factor from the first day on site.
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