Why does every turnaround start from scratch?
Same units. Same equipment. Same cycle. And planning begins again from nothing.
One System. The Entire Turnaround Lifecycle.
Pilot is turnaround planning and management software that connects every phase of the event — front-end loading, milestones, work development, estimating, materials, readiness, execution, cost control, closeout and post-turnaround action items — in one standardized platform.
Scope, work packages, materials, progress, and cost are scattered across spreadsheets, personal drives, shared folders, contractor systems, and disconnected software.
Planners, contractors, field teams, and leadership operate in separate tools, making it difficult to know which information is current or complete.
Progress and cost reporting depend on contractor-provided updates. Leadership sees a delayed summary instead of a direct, transparent view of what is happening in the field.
Pilot does not replace Primavera P6, SAP, or Maximo. It connects the activity on the schedule to the work package, materials, and crew responsible for executing it—giving the entire team one current view from scope development through close-out.
For the division of responsibilities between work-package planning and Primavera P6, read our guide to turnaround planning versus scheduling.
From front-end loading through post-turnaround closeout, Pilot connects the people, information and workflows required to plan, execute and continuously improve every event.
Establish the turnaround early and keep it on track. Manage FEL phases, key milestones, deliverables, decisions and readiness gates so teams can see what is complete, what is late and what could put the event at risk.
Use the turnaround readiness checklist to define the evidence required at each gate, from scope freeze to execution-ready.
See the entire turnaround in one place. Every job, status, risk and readiness indicator is connected to its scope, equipment, work packages, step-outs and supporting information instead of being scattered across spreadsheets and systems.
Keep work scope, plot plans, material take-offs, inspection drawings, procedures, pre-commissioning checklists and P&IDs connected to the package they belong to. Maintain one current revision with package completeness and document status visible at a glance.
For work sent to external shops, our guide to tracking offsite fabrication and repair explains the milestones, documents and custody records to retain per item.
Build the execution plan activity by activity with contractor, craft, manpower, duration, labor hours and cost. Reusable step-out libraries reduce planning effort and become more accurate with every event as actual durations and hours are captured.
Crews scan barcoded jobs in the mobile app and update progress where the work happens. Electronic wall charts and live dashboards show job progress, QC status, actual duration and projected completion in real time without delayed reporting or duplicate entry.
Track completion, QA, QC and Red Book signoff line by line by TWR and contractor. Open items surface immediately so teams can resolve issues throughout execution instead of creating a turnover backlog at the end of the event.
Carry lessons learned and unresolved issues beyond the event. Capture action items, assign ownership, track due dates and document recommendations so improvements are completed before the next turnaround begins.
At PBF Torrance, the team documented 40% less planning time with EZTRAK, and the 2024 turnaround finished 3 shifts ahead of schedule.
Schedule activities, dates, dependencies, and critical path remain authoritative in P6.
Notifications and work orders flow into Pilot, while completion updates flow back.
Material requirements connect to Flow, and approved scope and estimates connect to Vault.
Develops work packages, estimates jobs, and orders material.
Marks jobs complete in real time, coordinates quality assurance, and completes handoffs back to Operations.
Reads one picture each morning: what moved, what didn't, what's at risk.
Field-level insights into how turnarounds, shutdowns, and outages actually run. No product announcements.
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