Maintenance & Reliability Maturity Assessment

An interactive, scored maturity model to evaluate maintenance practices across key domains (TPM, planning, execution, CBM, spares, skills, and data). Capture scores, evidence, and an integrated 90-day reliability improvement plan; save responses for comparison and follow-up.

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Maintenance & Reliability Maturity Assessment

Use this assessment to quickly evaluate maintenance and reliability practices across seven practical domains. Record a maturity score (0–4) for each domain and add supporting evidence. The form stores your responses so you can track progress over time, compare sites, and turn findings into a focused 90-day reliability improvement plan.

How to score

Score each domain 0 to 4 where:

  • 0 — No reliable practice or awareness; frequent firefighting.
  • 1 — Ad hoc practices exist, inconsistent execution, few standards.
  • 2 — Basic processes and some planning; recurring failures still common.
  • 3 — Standard work, planned maintenance, condition monitoring in use; backlog managed.
  • 4 — Integrated, proactive reliability program: TPM, predictive maintenance, data-driven decisions, and continuous improvement.

For each domain add concise evidence (documents, KPIs, examples). Use the 90-day plan fields to capture up to three priority actions with owner and success criteria.

0 = no operator care; 4 = fully integrated TPM with autonomous operator maintenance
Examples: autonomous maintenance rounds, operator checklists, TPM pillar activities, recent kaizen results. Cite documents or local KPI names.
Score planning reliability: PM completeness, schedule adherence, and planning-to-execution handoff
Examples: PM program coverage %, recent plan compliance reports, planning backlog control documents.
Consider work-pack quality, schedule reliability, backlog aging, and rework rates
Examples: job pack completeness, % planned vs emergency work, backlog trend charts.
Assess spares availability, bill of materials accuracy, critical spares policy
Examples: critical spares list, stockout incidents, BOM completeness checks.
Evaluate sensors, data collection, alarms, and use of predictive analytics
Examples: vibration program, thermal imaging records, CBM alerts acted upon, trending.
Consider training programs, skill matrices, and competency verification
Examples: training records, competency matrices, cross-training coverage.
Assess KPI availability, data quality, and use of insights for decisions
Examples: OEE dashboards, MTTR/MTBF tracking, root-cause logs, data ownership.
High-level summary, cross-domain patterns, and immediate concerns.
Summarize the top improvement action.
Person or role responsible.
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How you will know this action succeeded.
Optional second priority.
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Optional third priority.
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If yes, your saved assessment can be reviewed and used to coordinate follow-up.
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