Maintenance and reliability diagnostics for Canadian operations, delivered remotely
I help Canadian plants, ports, mines and manufacturers expose reactive maintenance, backlog and downtime profit leaks from their own work-order data, then turn them into a practical recovery plan your team can execute. Fully remote, priced in Canadian dollars.
Everything runs from your data and video calls with your planners and supervisors: no site access to arrange, no travel to pay for, and no waiting for a visit window. The findings land in dollars, sized against your own work orders, and the recovery plan is built for your team to execute on the floor.
Remote diagnostics, tied to the five leak zones
Reactive work, overdue backlog, schedule compliance, unplanned downtime, and overtime and contractor leak. The work is data-led and outcome-led, not a binder of theory.
Reactive-Share Snapshot
Your reactive-work share and its annual dollar cost, read from 12 months of your own work orders in 72 hours. The easy first step.
Remote Plant Diagnostic
All five leak zones quantified from your data: ranked actions, dollarised losses per zone, a 90-day plan, and an executive readout by video call.
Planning and scheduling review
Where your schedule compliance and backlog discipline are leaking capacity, and the specific rhythm changes that pull it back.
Shutdown and turnaround readiness
A remote pass over scope, schedule and readiness data before the high-pressure window where most cost and overrun hides.
Transparent pricing, in Canadian dollars
The Snapshot pays for itself or it is free: if it cannot identify annual losses of at least ten times the fee, the fee is refunded in full. The Snapshot fee credits in full toward the Remote Plant Diagnostic. No travel, no site expenses. Prices exclude applicable taxes unless stated otherwise.
A straight answer on fit
A fit if you are
- A Canadian operator carrying reactive maintenance and a growing planning backlog
- Under shutdown or turnaround pressure
- Losing asset availability to unplanned downtime
- Running a reliability team that is stretched too thin to get ahead
Not a fit if you want
- Labour hire to fill a seat
- Generic CMMS administration
- A theoretical reliability report with no path to implementation
From scoping call to recovery plan
Scoping call
A short call to confirm the problem, the site, and whether the Snapshot or the full Remote Diagnostic is the right move.
Data in
You send work-order, downtime and cost extracts. Messy data is fine; it is a finding in itself.
Quantified findings
The costliest leaks, sized in dollars, with the evidence behind each number.
Sequenced plan
A practical recovery sequence your team owns, with the highest-value move first.
Prior-role results from heavy industrial environments
In a prior role, I cleared a 1,000-plus overdue work-order backlog across a five-site Australian port operation in six months, recovering about A$150,000 in labour value, with no extra headcount. The lever was scheduling discipline, not more people.
In a prior commercial and schedule-control role, I helped recover approximately A$1M in project exposure in 30 days, without moving the delivery date.
In a prior role, I helped a process manufacturer break a 12-month maintenance backlog for about A$100,000 of bottom-line gain in two months, with no headcount increase.
Before you book
Do you replace our planners or reliability team?
No. The work supports your existing team, exposes the highest-value profit leaks, and gives leadership a sequenced recovery plan your people can execute and keep running.
Is the work really all remote?
Yes. Everything is delivered from your data and video calls, priced in Canadian dollars, with calls scheduled to suit your time zone. Onsite options may return later; remote is the offer today, and it is faster and cheaper for you.
Do you implement, or just diagnose?
The Diagnostic quantifies and sequences the leaks, and the executive readout hands your team a plan built to execute. Ongoing support can be scoped after the Diagnostic if you want help holding the rhythm.
Is our operational data kept confidential?
Yes. Your work-order, downtime and cost data is used only to build your findings, held in confidence, and never shared.
How quickly can we start?
The Scorecard is immediate and the Snapshot runs in 72 hours from the moment your data lands. The Remote Diagnostic is booked on the scoping call to suit your team's calendar.
Is your pricing fixed?
Yes. The Snapshot and the Remote Plant Diagnostic are both fixed fees in Canadian dollars. No travel, no expenses, no surprises.
Find your costliest leak first
Start with the free Plant Scorecard. Three minutes, five leak zones, and a clear read on where your operation is losing the most money.