Weekend shutdown energy checklist poster

A plant can use a surprising share of its energy when nothing is being made: compressors feeding leaks, hydraulics idling, extraction fans, lights and heating in empty bays. A shutdown checklist for weekends and holidays, with an owner for each area and a meter reading before and after, turns that into savings. This poster lists what to switch off or set back, warns what must stay on, and asks the team to compare the meter.

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The words on the poster

Before the weekend shutdown

Off or set back, area by area. What ran while nobody was here?

Off or set back

Machines and hydraulic units
Conveyors and extraction fans
Compressed air to idle zones
Lights in empty areas
Heating and cooling set back
Dock and building doors shut
Ovens and heaters, as allowed
Screens, printers, kitchen kit

Some things stay on: safety systems, fire pumps, freezers, processes that cannot stop. Check the area list.

Read the meter Friday and Monday. The difference is what ran for nobody.

Shutdown list owner: ____
Weekend use (meter): ____

On the floor

How to use it

Putting the Weekend shutdown energy checklist poster to work

1
Post it at the exits and in each area leader's office before a long weekend.
2
Turn the list into an area checklist with an owner and a time for each item.
3
Read the main meter on Friday and Monday, and post the difference next to the poster.
4
Pair it with the energy waste poster and the free energy use tracker.

Where the poster goes and how to teach with it, in the order to try them.

Which size to print

24 x 36 in or A2: a main wall or team board, read from a few metres away.
18 x 24 in or A3: a station or notice board. The A3 file also fits 11 x 17 in paper.
Letter or A4: a clipboard, binder or handout, on any office printer.

Every PDF is vector, so it stays sharp at full size. Nothing runs to the edge of the page, so no bleed is needed.