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Criticality Analysis

Criticality Analysis is a strategic process that allows you to classify your company's assets according to their potential impact on your operation. This assessment considers not only the probability of failure, but also the consequences associated with such failure: from the impact on production and safety, to product quality and regulatory compliance. It is the basis for efficient, results-oriented maintenance management.

Why is it crucial for your company?

  • Resource OptimizationDirect maintenance efforts and investments towards the most important assets, avoiding unnecessary expenses in low criticality equipment.

  • Operational Risk ReductionProactively identifies the critical points where a failure could cause major losses, allowing the implementation of appropriate preventive and corrective measures.
  • Informed Decision MakingProvides a solid basis for planning maintenance strategies (preventive, predictive, corrective), spare parts management and personnel allocation.
  • Increased AvailabilityBy prioritizing the maintenance of critical assets, operational continuity is ensured and unscheduled downtime is minimized.

Preditec’s approach:

At Preditec, we use robust criticality analysis methodologies, adapted to the complexity and sector of each client. We evaluate factors such as failure frequency, mean time to repair, cost of downtime, impact on safety and the environment. The result is a clear map of your assets, allowing you to optimize your maintenance plans and protect the most valuable assets of your operation.

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