Operations & Engineering
The history of every machine sits in work orders, incident reports and senior engineers’ memory. Bastion brings it together when something goes wrong, before the crew leaves for site.
Vibration on compressor K-201 rises above the limit. The shift engineer asks Bastion what has happened to this machine before and what to check first, in the same words they would use with a colleague.
Decides: Chief engineer
K-201: vibration 7.1 mm/s, limit 4.5
Bastion collects everything about K-201: repairs, incidents, work orders, inspection reports and the manufacturer’s manual. Records from different systems and different years line up on one timeline.
Decides: Chief engineer
11 events since 2019 from 4 systems
Bastion finds two earlier episodes with the same vibration pattern. Both times the cause was the drive end bearing, and after the second repair the coupling also had to be aligned.
Decides: Chief engineer
2021 and 2024: drive end bearing replaced
The crew gets a short briefing: what to check, which spare parts to take and which safety rules apply to this job. The chief engineer approves it before anyone leaves for site.
Decides: Chief engineer
Briefing ready: checks, spare parts and permit to work
Ask: Prepare an incident report for yesterday’s pump trip at station 3.
You get: A draft with the timeline, likely causes and links to the logs and work orders.
Ask: Which machines on line 2 are due for service next quarter, given their history?
You get: A list ranked by risk, with the history behind each machine.
Ask: What is the tightening torque for the flange bolts on K-201?
You get: The value from the manufacturer’s manual with a link to the page.
Bastion works with the laws and industry requirements of any jurisdiction. Your rules become sources it checks against.
We start with one group of critical equipment and its full maintenance history.
A pilot takes three to four weeks. We choose one process with your team, connect one system and measure the result on real tasks.
Your data already belongs to you. Your AI should too.
