Fixed intervals.
Tasks fall due by the calendar, whether the equipment needs them or not.
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Maintain on condition, not the calendar. Every asset. Every window. Every trade-off.
See it worked throughMaintenance plans are built on fixed intervals. Then equipment wears at its own pace, outages move and spares arrive late. The plan stays the same.
Tasks fall due by the calendar, whether the equipment needs them or not.
Inspection findings and sensor trends rarely feed back into when work is scheduled.
Outages come and go without the work that could have been done in them.
Condition, history, usage and the outage calendar, combined into a plan that moves when the equipment does.
One revised plan. Every move carries its reason.
Every change says why: the condition behind it, the risk of waiting and the window it moves into.
5 on plan or deferred · 2 moved · 1 brought forward
| Tag | Task | Status | Reason | Window |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brought forward | ||||
| K-201 | Compressor overhaul | Brought forward | Valve temperatures rising; risk of a trip before week 9 | Wk 2 outage |
| Moved | ||||
| G-501 | Gearbox oil and inspection | Moved | Particle count up in the last oil sample | Wk 5 |
| F-115 | Fan bearing check | Moved | Shares scaffold with the K-201 work | Wk 4 |
| On plan or deferred | ||||
| P-101 | Pump service | On plan | Condition as expected | Wk 4 |
| E-402 | Exchanger clean | On plan | Approach temperature trending as usual | Wk 6 |
| V-330 | Valve set tests | On plan | Due by regulation | Wk 2 |
| C-310 | Conveyor belt change | Deferred | Belt thickness 30% above the limit | Wk 7 |
| M-220 | Motor insulation test | Deferred | Stable for 18 months | Wk 11 |
Plan
Overhaul due in week 9 on a fixed 24-month interval.
CMMS · task PM-2201Condition
Second-stage valve temperatures up 11 °C in six weeks.
Historian · TT-2014 / TT-2015History
The last unplanned trip on this machine followed the same rise, five weeks after it began.
Work order WO-18820Window
A planned outage in week 2 already has the crane and fitters booked.
Production plan · rev 141Brought forward
2Moved
2Deferred
Changes to approve
Sign-off
The AI proposes. Planning and production agree.
Illustrative example. Assets, readings and dates are fictional.
The plan stays yours. The AI does the reading and shows its working.
Reads from and proposes changes to the system you already plan in.
APIs & connectors ↗Each change shows the condition, the risk of waiting and the window it uses.
How Check works ↗Every accepted or rejected proposal is kept, so the next plan starts better informed.
How Anticipate works ↗The records behind a plan answer other questions too.
What fails next?
Spot the patterns and warn what may fail next.
See how →What’s blocking the restart?
Decide what’s ready and what’s blocking restart.
See how →What runs out before the next delivery?
Anticipate shortages before they become a problem.
See how →What here isn’t safe?
Flag what’s unsafe or incomplete.
See how →We’ll show you which tasks the AI would have moved, and why.
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