Assessments, training and hands-on support
Every engagement is advisory, fixed in scope and delivered by Adil directly. Start with an assessment, then keep the improvement going with training or part-time leadership.
Compare the five assessments
Each one stands alone and feeds the next. Most clients start with the criticality ranking, because every other decision depends on knowing what matters. If an outage is already 8–16 weeks away, start with the readiness review.
| Assessment | Start here when | Duration | Base scope | You receive |
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| 01 Asset Criticality RankingStart here | When everything is priority one, and PM effort is spread thin. | 1–2 weeksOn site and remote | One site, one unit or area |
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| 02 Maintenance Effectiveness Audit | When the crew is busy but breakdowns keep happening. | 2 weeksOn site | One site, 12 months of work orders |
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| 03 Asset Data and Documentation Review | When technicians can't find the right drawing or manual. | 2 weeksOn site and remote | One critical system, boundary agreed on your P&ID |
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| 04 Industrial AI Readiness and Adoption | When AI is being pitched and nobody has a plan for the crew. | 3–4 weeksOn site and remote | One site, two to three use cases |
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| 05 Outage / Turnaround Readiness Review | 8–16 weeks before an outage, while gaps can still be closed. | 2 weeksOn site and remote | Up to 300 outage work orders |
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Scope is defined by what drives the work: asset count, systems reviewed, staff interviewed or outage work orders.
The fee is fixed and confirmed in writing after a short scoping call, before any work starts.
What you get from every engagement
A ranked list of what to fix first
Each finding tied to the risk or cost it carries, so the first dollars go where they matter.
A 90-day plan with owners
Written for the crew and supervisors you have, not an ideal team you don't.
Working files your team keeps
Registers, scorecards and templates you can update yourselves after I leave.
A check-in 30 days later
A short review of progress against the plan, included in the fee.
How an engagement works
Scoping call
Thirty minutes on your assets, data and goals.
Fixed proposal
Scope, deliverables and fee stated up front.
Assessment
On site and remote, working alongside your team.
Readout
Ranked actions and a plan your team can run.
Connecting scattered plant information
The answers to most maintenance questions are spread across the CMMS, the historian, drawings, spreadsheets and people's experience. KANE is developing IOPS, an Intelligent Operations Platform for industrial data and AI analysis, to connect that information and turn it into evidence-backed findings that a person reviews before anything is acted on.
- Consulting comes first. Every recommendation stands on its own. IOPS is never required to get value from an engagement.
- A handoff you own. Where it helps, an engagement can close with an IOPS-ready handoff: an asset ID crosswalk, source register, action register and metric dictionary, in formats your team can use with any system.
- Your data stays yours. No client data goes into IOPS without a written scope, approved access and a security review.
Keep the improvement going
Training for your team, and senior support while the plan is put into practice.
On site, up to 20 participants per session.
Fractional maintenance leadership
A senior reliability and maintenance leader one to two days a week, to run the action plan or cover a vacant role. Weekly scheduling meetings, KPI reviews, and coaching for planners and supervisors.
3-month initial term · interim full-time cover availableAdvisory retainer
Senior judgment on call after an engagement: a weekly call, a monthly KPI review and advice between calls.
3-month minimumStart with a 30-minute call
Tell me about your plant, the assets that worry you and what you have tried. You will leave the call knowing which assessment fits, or whether you need one at all.
Or reach me directly:
adiln@kane-ic.com · (657) 478-8727