Webinar: Risk Planning and Dealing with Unforeseen Challenges During Shutdown Events

Webinar

Type

Video

Language

English

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Webinar recording

Webinar duration is 1 hour including Q & A

If you have been involved in planned shutdowns you know that, sometimes, even the best shutdown plans suffer surprises and setbacks once the shutdown event begins. You may have spent months planning the shutdown of your smelting line and furnaces, and yet there is nothing like a cold shutdown to reveal what the real condition is inside your furnace. Metso Outotec’s furnace shutdown experts know exactly what you are dealing with. Having planned and managed or otherwise participated in nearly a hundred shutdowns in the last twenty years, they will share some of their lessons learned along the way.

After this webinar, you will:  

Further appreciate the importance of good planning in terms of logistics and material marshaling to the work face
Understand how risk identification mitigates the many things that can go wrong during a complex furnace shutdown
Discover best practices for managing and allocating resources during the execution of the shutdown

This webinar will be in English

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Matthew Jahnke

Project Manager, Shutdown Services

Matthew Jahnke is a senior project manager of shutdown services, based in Burlington Ontario Canada. At Metso Outotec, Matthew specializes in managing operation-critical shutdowns, turnarounds, outages, rebuilds and restarts; modernizations, including project conception, project scope planning, cost estimating, schedule planning, project execution, and handovers. Most of these projects fall primarily in the metals smelting and refining sectors. Matthew also has extensive experience in the nuclear power industry where his focus was on electrical distribution systems, removal of hazardous materials (asbestos, PCBs), and infrastructure upgrades.