How we work in your shutdown
Six steps from first call to a dry hand-back. We work in the shutdown window, with equipment stopped and locked out – never while lines run.
From scope to hand-back
- 01
Scope
Photos, a call or a site visit. We agree assets, contaminants and the shutdown window, and confirm what dry ice will and won’t do.
- 02
Isolation with your maintenance team
Your team isolates and locks out under your site procedures. Electrical isolation is tested by a licensed electrician. We sign your permits and inductions.
- 03
Mask sensors
Sensors, seals, labels, bearings and open electrics are masked. Exclusion zone set up, CO₂ monitoring and ventilation in place.
- 04
Clean
Test area first for your sign-off, then the clean, worked like a paintbrush around critical parts.
- 05
Vacuum debris
Removed soil is vacuumed or swept up. Dry ice leaves no water, grit or chemical waste – only what came off.
- 06
Dry hand-back report
Area handed back dry. Report with before/after photos, areas cleaned, settings used and any issues found, signed on site.
What you get
- Site-specific SWMS before we start
- Agreed start and hand-back times for your shutdown plan
- Hand-back walk-through and sign-off with you on site
Planning a shutdown?
Tell us about the job and add a few photos. Our team will review your request and send a detailed quote within one business day.