The EZTRAK Newsletter

Practical lessons from the field,
published weekly.

Offsite fabrication shop work tracked in EZTRAK Forge

No. 15

Work That Leaves Your Gate Shouldn't Leave Your System

How Forge keeps offsite shop work, documentation, and chain of custody visible across every vendor.

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EZTRAK $1 million first-year savings guarantee

No. 14

We Guarantee $1M in Turnaround Savings

How EZTRAK guarantees documented first-year savings on qualifying turnaround spend.

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A gate you can't measure is just a meeting.

No. 13

Turnaround Ready. Says Who?

Why FEL fails when scope, work packages, material, and progress live in four different systems.

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No. 12

See EZTRAK Live. Bring a Problem.

A live walkthrough shaped by the planning, materials, cost, and execution problems attendees bring.

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No. 11

What Access Does EZTRAK Actually Need?

The security and access questions IT teams should ask before introducing a platform.

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The turnaround finished three shifts early

No. 10

The Turnaround Finished 3 Shifts Early

An independent performance coach on what real-time field visibility changed during execution.

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No. 09

Are Your Turnaround Costs Really Comparable?

Why enterprise cost control starts with how contractor cost enters the organization.

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No. 08

Where is your PMI documentation right now?

Positive material identification, digitized end to end — from bill of material to field installation.

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No. 07

Why turnaround platforms are failing

Companies are retiring globally deployed systems and letting each site choose its own.

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No. 06

Turnaround software should go live in weeks, not years.

Off-the-shelf makes you change how you work. Custom takes a year. There's a third option.

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No. 05

Why does every turnaround start from scratch?

Same units. Same equipment. Same cycle. And planning begins again from nothing.

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No. 04

2026 Downstream: Execution Is the Margin Strategy

Why 2026 capital discipline starts with the turnaround losses you can't see.

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No. 03

Turnaround software deployed in weeks, not years.

EZTRAK rolls out in 2–4 weeks, trains users in under 60 minutes, and lets you start month-to-month.

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No. 02

The line item nobody tracks — until it blows up your Turnaround

30% of turnaround expense, and a lesson learned every time.

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No. 01

End contractor sandbagging — and finish ahead of schedule

Your contractors finish more than they report. See the one change that took close-out from 72 hours to under 20.

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Practical lessons from the field, published weekly.

Work That Leaves Your Gate Shouldn't Leave Your System

We Guarantee $1M in Turnaround Savings

Turnaround Ready. Says Who?

See EZTRAK Live. Bring a Problem.

What Access Does EZTRAK Actually Need?

The Turnaround Finished 3 Shifts Early

Are Your Turnaround Costs Really Comparable?

Where is your PMI documentation right now?

Why turnaround platforms are failing

Turnaround software should go live in weeks, not years.

Why does every turnaround start from scratch?

2026 Downstream: Execution Is the Margin Strategy

Turnaround software deployed in weeks, not years.

The line item nobody tracks — until it blows up your Turnaround

End contractor sandbagging — and finish ahead of schedule

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