Free XRVE Reliability Maturity Assessment

Find the maintenance system that is constraining reliability.

Score 24 statements against current plant reality. XRVE will show where operating control is strongest, where it is leaking, and which free tool or guide to use next.

24 questionsAbout 5 minutesImmediate resultsNo email required
Free means useful.This assessment is not a teaser with the answer hidden behind a form. You will receive the score, category breakdown, primary constraint, and practical next step immediately.
How XRVE uses the assessment

Start with judgment. Escalate to evidence only when the problem warrants it.

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Diagnose for free

Use the self-assessment to identify the operating system most likely to be limiting maintenance performance.

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Improve with free tools

Use XRVE guides, worksheets, calculators, and templates to strengthen that system without purchasing anything.

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Validate with plant evidence

When the stakes justify it, XRVE can compare the self-assessment with approved CMMS and maintenance data and build a prioritized action plan.

Assessment scale: 0 = not in place, 1 = inconsistent, 2 = mostly established, 3 = consistent and controlled. Score what actually happens, not what the procedure says should happen.
0 / 24 answeredComplete every statement to calculate your result
Work Management

Work Management

1. We have one trusted maintenance backlog.
2. Work requests contain enough information to evaluate and plan the work.
3. Maintenance priorities have clearly defined meanings and response expectations.
4. Old work orders are routinely reviewed, closed, canceled, clarified, or replanned.
Planning

Planning

5. Planned jobs have a clearly defined scope before technicians receive them.
6. Required parts are identified and verified before scheduled work begins.
7. Labor requirements and expected job duration are estimated during planning.
8. Technicians receive drawings, procedures, manuals, photos, and other supporting information when required.
Scheduling

Scheduling

9. We create a defined weekly maintenance schedule.
10. The schedule is built around actual available labor rather than theoretical staffing.
11. Operations and maintenance coordinate equipment availability before scheduled work begins.
12. Break-in work is identified and measured.
Preventive Maintenance

Preventive Maintenance

13. Preventive maintenance tasks address identifiable equipment failure modes.
14. PM instructions clearly define what technicians should inspect or perform.
15. PM tasks contain measurable or clearly defined acceptance criteria where practical.
16. Problems discovered during PM inspections reliably generate corrective action.
Reliability

Reliability

17. We know which assets create the greatest maintenance-related downtime or operational loss.
18. Repeat equipment failures are identified and tracked.
19. Chronic or high-consequence failures receive structured investigation.
20. Corrective actions from reliability investigations are assigned, tracked, and verified.
People and Capability

People and Capability

21. Technicians routinely provide feedback about job plans, PMs, equipment problems, and maintenance improvements.
22. Maintenance leadership understands the team's major technical skill gaps.
23. Cross-training is used to reduce operational dependence on individual technicians.
24. Expectations for work-order history and maintenance documentation are clearly defined.

No email gate. No plant data upload. This is a management-system diagnostic, not a safety, regulatory, engineering, or certification assessment.