Focus your maintenance on the assets that truly matter.
Not every pump deserves the same attention. With FMECA and criticality analysis you determine where the risk sits — and translate it into a maintenance strategy that prevents downtime where it hurts.
Risk matrix — criticality
Failure modes mapped systematically.
Analyse failure modes, their effects and their criticality per asset. Reliability stops being theory and becomes a worklist: which failure mode to tackle first, and with which measure.
Failure modes and effects per asset
Criticality and priority substantiated
Measures linked to maintenance plans
Risk at a glance.
The risk matrix plots probability against impact and instantly shows which assets sit in the red zone. That conversation with management suddenly gets a lot shorter.
- Probability × impact per asset and failure mode
- Direct view of the red zone
- Basis for investment and shutdown decisions
Risk matrix — criticality
From reactive to predictable maintenance.
The outcome of the analysis flows into practice: critical assets get run-hours-based maintenance, less critical ones a fitting interval. Reliability and execution stay one story.
- Strategy per criticality class
- Linked to maintenance plans and run-hours
- Measurable effect in history and KPIs
Frequently asked questions about reliability and FMECA
What does an FMECA in TimeQeeper actually produce?
For each asset you map the failure modes, their effects and their criticality. The outcome is not a report but a work list: which failure mode you tackle first, and with which measure.
Do we have to analyse every asset before this pays off?
No. Most organisations start with the installations where downtime is most expensive and expand from there. An analysis of ten critical assets already gives you a usable priority order.
What happens to the outcome of the analysis?
It flows into execution: critical assets get maintenance on run-hours, less critical ones a suitable interval. That way the analysis does not end up parked in a separate document.
What is the risk matrix good for?
It plots likelihood against effect and shows in one view which assets sit in the red zone. That makes the conversation with management about where the budget goes considerably shorter.
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