AI: Recurring failures

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Find the failure you keep repairing.

Work-order analytics would group tickets by asset and cause and mark the repeat failures, so a problem that keeps coming back gets a root-cause review instead of another repair.

What it does

Repeat repairs, made visible.

One ticket looks like routine maintenance. Eight of the same kind on the same asset is a pattern. This tool is for finding the pattern.

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  • Groups work orders by asset and by cause.
  • Marks repeat failures and how often they come back.
  • Prompts a root-cause review when one asset keeps getting the same repair.
  • Shows other work orders in between, so the repeat stands out.

Sketch B. One conveyor, one year of work orders

Conveyor 3 ~6 wks J F M A M J J A S O N D Belt tracking (8) Other (9)
One conveyor, one year of work orders. Belt tracking recurs about every six weeks. Illustration with fictional data.

What it needs

Plant-specific data.

  • Work orders with an asset and a cause recorded on each.
  • A history long enough for repeats to show, such as a year.

How it works

How it is planned to work, in three steps.

01

Bring in work orders

Tickets from your maintenance records are read alongside your production data.

02

Group by asset and cause

Tickets for the same asset and the same cause are counted together.

03

Review the repeats

Repeat failures are marked, with their timing, ready for a root-cause review.

Tell us which repairs keep coming back.

Describe the asset that never seems to stay fixed and we will talk through how work-order analytics could surface it.