Maintenance health domains
Performance and evidence confidence stay separate so the dashboard does not pretend weak data is certainty.
It connects maintenance findings to evidence, confidence, priority, ownership, and next action, then carries those decisions into the next review cycle. The Maintenance Intelligence Assessment starts at $2,500 for a focused facility-specific analysis. Maintenance Intelligence adds the recurring operating layer shown below.
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Interpret the demonstration scores correctly: 62 (maintenance health), 74 (evidence index), and 79 (data integrity) are fictional, directional rubric values used for product demonstration. They are not validated failure probabilities, predictive accuracy, or independently measured facility condition. Raw counts, review periods, metric definitions and gaps must be checked for every real facility.
Performance and evidence confidence stay separate so the dashboard does not pretend weak data is certainty.
A compact operating summary generated from the current fictional analysis.
Maintenance Intelligence is designed to show movement, carry actions forward, and focus management attention on the parts of the maintenance system that changed or failed to change.
The fictional history shows what a recurring review looks like across several refreshes.
Health and confidence are tracked separately.
| Refresh | Health | Confidence | >90 day backlog | Reactive |
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Current result compared with the previous fictional refresh.
Use rank to choose where to investigate, then confirm consequence and physical failure pattern before changing maintenance strategy.
| Rank | Asset | Criticality | Priority index | Reactive WO | Reactive labor | Downtime | Repeats | Priority |
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Record the management commitment that came out of the review.
A strong dashboard should show what it knows and what it does not know.
Fictional examples of the evidence used to support each management signal.
| Domain | Evidence basis | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Planning | Planner status, labor estimates, material-readiness fields, ready backlog | 71% |
| Reliability | Reactive events, repeat descriptions, downtime, bad-actor concentration | 82% |
| Preventive Maintenance | PM master, task structure, frequency basis, acceptance criteria | 77% |
| Work Management | Priority, status, age, work type, closeout history | 74% |
The product does not turn an analysis signal into unauthorized engineering direction.
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Values describe the active analysis, not live machine data. A score or observed trend does not independently establish corrective-action effectiveness.
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Review the current health, data integrity, confidence and primary maintenance signals.
Inspect source basis, confidence and limits before making a maintenance decision.
Investigate consequence-weighted repeat work and asset concentrations.
Update human-owned commitments, statuses and management follow-through.
Compare approved saved snapshots; movement alone does not confirm corrective-action effectiveness.
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