Maintain · Maintenance Program Development & Execution

Downtime Is a Tax. Stop Paying It.

Unplanned downtime is usually a plant's biggest invisible cost. We build preventive maintenance programs your team can actually own — and when something is already down, we answer the phone.


Close inspection of a worn bronze drive gear against sprocket teeth

Engagement at a Glance

Typical range
$3K service call to $30K program
Duration
Days for corrective work; a rolling program otherwise
Structure
T&M or monthly retainer
Deliverables
PM schedules, procedures, spares strategy, training
Response
Corrective work on active lines, existing clients first
Goal
Your team runs it without us
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What you get

1. Outcomes

Failures caught before they stop you

A PM program built from your actual failure history and criticality — not a generic checklist copied from a manual.

Root cause, not parts roulette

When we do corrective work, we find why it broke — so the same failure doesn't take a second vacation on your dime.

Your team runs it, not us

Schedules, procedures, spares strategy, and training. The goal is self-sufficiency — the program outlives the engagement.

How it works

2. The Process

Step 1

Assess what can hurt you

Critical asset inventory: what stops production, what it costs when it does, and which spares you can't wait eight weeks for.

Step 2

Build the program

PM schedules and procedures sized to your crew, plus a spares strategy matched to real lead times — not a wish list.

Step 3

Run it together

We co-run the first cycles while your team ramps, and take the emergency calls in between.

Step 4

Improve on data

Downtime history feeds the program. Every quarter it gets smarter and cheaper, and the review is on the calendar.

Proof

3. Recent Work

Recent: a cartoner maintenance program for a Colorado confectionery manufacturer, now in its third annual revision — which is the point. Programs that get revised are programs someone is actually running.

Close view of a pneumatic valve manifold bank with dressed yellow and red tubing
Detail|Pneumatic and controls service work
Two engineers assembling a multi-vessel stainless process machine
In our shop|Rebuild and retrofit work in our shop

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