The asset management and operational excellence practice of large regulated manufacturers, brought to small and mid-size plants — without the consultancy overhead that puts it out of reach.
Each one stands alone. Most clients start with an assessment, because you cannot improve a maintenance program you have never measured.
Where your maintenance program actually sits, and what the gap to where it should be costs in labour hours and dollars.
Task lists written failure-mode first, on frequencies your team can actually hold.
What your buildings and utilities will cost you over the next ten years, and when.
Building the internal capability so the improvement outlasts the engagement.
Most reliability programs fail at step one. A plant cannot prioritise what it has never counted, and a maintenance schedule built on assumption gets abandoned the first busy week.
A complete asset register with make, model, serial, condition and criticality. Walked and recorded, not estimated from a spreadsheet someone inherited.
Current maintenance effort against target, in hours per year and in dollars. A number a plant manager can take to a budget conversation.
Condition severity weighted by criticality. The broken thing in the production line outranks the broken thing in the storeroom, and the plan says so.
Schedules, job plans and the register live with your team in a system they can run. If it only works while we are on site, it has not worked.
Regulated pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing, heavy industry, and building products — plus healthcare facilities, where equipment uptime is measured in something other than dollars.
The field tool behind the assessments. Asset registers, condition coding, photo evidence, maintenance planning and gap analysis — built to run on a tablet in a plant with no signal.