Weeks 1–3
Scope and hierarchy
Agree the unit or asset class. Stand up the ISO 14224 equipment hierarchy for that scope, with the people who own it.
A controlled 90-day single-tenant pilot on one unit or one asset class. The point is to see whether this overlay earns a place next to the CMMS you already run — on a scope small enough to judge honestly.
Weeks 1–3
Agree the unit or asset class. Stand up the ISO 14224 equipment hierarchy for that scope, with the people who own it.
Weeks 3–6
Load and review the FMEA and strategy library for that equipment. Start capturing field observations and scoring risk.
Weeks 6–10
Raise actions, execute maintenance work the plant already owns, and put status on shop-floor boards if the site wants them.
Weeks 10–13
Optional RCA where a failure warrants it. Review whether exposure went down. Decide if a wider scope is justified.
Outcomes show whether exposure went down. The library does not learn by itself. AI, where used, is advisory — people decide what work is committed.
Write to us with the site, the unit or asset class you have in mind, and the CMMS/EAM you run. We will tell you whether that scope is a fit. This is arranged with our team, not purchased from a catalog.
Contact us about a pilot