Maintenance & Reliability Assessment

$0.00 every 3 months

A practical review of your maintenance program, CMMS, and reliability gaps.

Most utilities know their maintenance system could work better, but they do not always know where to start. PMs may be inconsistent, work orders may lack detail, scheduling may be mostly reactive, and leadership may not have a clear view of backlog, risk, or asset condition.

The Reliability & Maintenance Assessment gives your team a clear, practical starting point.

North Star Reliability reviews your current maintenance program, workflows, CMMS use, asset priorities, contractor tracking, and reporting structure to identify the highest-value opportunities for improvement. The result is not a generic report. It is a focused roadmap your team can actually use.

Who This Is For

This service is designed for water and wastewater utilities, public works departments, and small-to-mid-sized industrial facilities that want to improve maintenance performance without replacing their existing CMMS or overwhelming staff with unnecessary complexity.

It is a strong fit if your organization is dealing with:

  • Reactive maintenance

  • PM backlog or inconsistent PM completion

  • Poor scheduling visibility

  • Limited use of your CMMS

  • Unclear asset priorities

  • Contractor tracking challenges

  • Leadership reporting gaps

  • Difficulty knowing where to improve first

What’s Included

The assessment typically takes 1 to 3 weeks and includes:

  • Site walkthrough

  • Stakeholder interviews

  • Preventive maintenance evaluation

  • Scheduling and workflow review

  • Asset criticality review

  • CMMS assessment

  • KPI and reporting evaluation

  • Contractor management review

What You Receive

At the end of the assessment, your team receives:

  • Executive summary

  • Gap analysis

  • Priority improvement roadmap

  • Immediate wins

  • 90-day action plan

Investment

$5,000 to $7,500

Pricing depends on facility size, number of stakeholders, CMMS complexity, and overall scope.

Outcome

You leave with a clear understanding of what is working, what is not, and what should be improved first. The goal is to give your team a practical, prioritized plan to reduce reactive maintenance, improve PM execution, and build better maintenance visibility.

A practical review of your maintenance program, CMMS, and reliability gaps.

Most utilities know their maintenance system could work better, but they do not always know where to start. PMs may be inconsistent, work orders may lack detail, scheduling may be mostly reactive, and leadership may not have a clear view of backlog, risk, or asset condition.

The Reliability & Maintenance Assessment gives your team a clear, practical starting point.

North Star Reliability reviews your current maintenance program, workflows, CMMS use, asset priorities, contractor tracking, and reporting structure to identify the highest-value opportunities for improvement. The result is not a generic report. It is a focused roadmap your team can actually use.

Who This Is For

This service is designed for water and wastewater utilities, public works departments, and small-to-mid-sized industrial facilities that want to improve maintenance performance without replacing their existing CMMS or overwhelming staff with unnecessary complexity.

It is a strong fit if your organization is dealing with:

  • Reactive maintenance

  • PM backlog or inconsistent PM completion

  • Poor scheduling visibility

  • Limited use of your CMMS

  • Unclear asset priorities

  • Contractor tracking challenges

  • Leadership reporting gaps

  • Difficulty knowing where to improve first

What’s Included

The assessment typically takes 1 to 3 weeks and includes:

  • Site walkthrough

  • Stakeholder interviews

  • Preventive maintenance evaluation

  • Scheduling and workflow review

  • Asset criticality review

  • CMMS assessment

  • KPI and reporting evaluation

  • Contractor management review

What You Receive

At the end of the assessment, your team receives:

  • Executive summary

  • Gap analysis

  • Priority improvement roadmap

  • Immediate wins

  • 90-day action plan

Investment

$5,000 to $7,500

Pricing depends on facility size, number of stakeholders, CMMS complexity, and overall scope.

Outcome

You leave with a clear understanding of what is working, what is not, and what should be improved first. The goal is to give your team a practical, prioritized plan to reduce reactive maintenance, improve PM execution, and build better maintenance visibility.