Inspection & Engineering
Maintenance Audit
Is your maintenance program actually catching what it should.
A maintenance audit reviews your current maintenance practice against the failure modes your equipment actually has — often the gap between planned and reactive maintenance is where breakdowns keep recurring.
What’s included
- Review of current maintenance schedule and records
- Gap analysis against equipment failure history
- Recommendations — AMC scope, inspection frequency, spares stocking
- Input into a revised maintenance plan
Frequently asked
Common findings are inspection intervals that don't match actual failure rates, and reactive maintenance masquerading as a maintenance program.
Often — see Boiler AMC under Boiler Lifecycle Services, which can be scoped directly from the audit's findings.
Yes — they're complementary; a boiler audit looks at operating performance, a maintenance audit looks at the maintenance program itself.
Need this scoped for your site?
Request a site survey, or call the breakdown desk if it’s active.
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