NAES Asset Solutions

Find the Right Asset Solutions for Your Facility

Every facility has a different combination of operational, reliability, maintenance, compliance, and capital-planning priorities.

Select the conditions that apply to your asset, and the tool will identify the NAES Asset Solutions services most closely aligned with your needs, ranked, explained, and organized into a recommended engagement sequence.

Reliability & Maintenance O&M & Cost CMMS / EAM Capital & Life-Extension Compliance & Risk Operational Excellence & Operations Performance
This tool provides preliminary decision support. Results are not a formal engineering assessment, compliance determination, project scope, or commercial proposal. They are intended to guide an informed conversation with the NAES Asset Solutions team.
Asset Solutions Selection Tool

Tell Us About Your Asset and What Is Affecting It

Work through the steps below. In Step 2, answer Yes, No, or I’m not sure for each condition. A Yes answer adds weight to the NAES Asset Solutions services most closely aligned with that need.

Step 1

Tell us about the asset

These selections shape and contextualize the recommendations. They do not, on their own, produce a service result.

What type of asset are you evaluating?
What stage best describes the asset?
Step 2

What is affecting the asset?

These are the primary weighted selections. Open each category and flag the issues that apply. This is where the recommendations are earned.

Yes · this applies No · this does not apply I’m not sure · no score
Step 3

What outcome matters most?

What outcomes are most important to your organization? Select up to three. These act as scoring multipliers that lift the most relevant services.

You can select up to 3 outcomes.
Step 4

What triggered the assessment?

Select any that apply. This helps the tool judge urgency and sequencing without requiring you to describe the situation.

Step 5

Required time horizon

When do you need to act? Timing affects urgency and sequencing, not which services fit.

No answers yet.
How It Works

From Your Priorities to a Sequenced Plan

The tool scores every NAES Asset Solutions service against your selections, then presents the highest-ranking options with a plain explanation of why each was selected.

1
Weighting

Your inputs are scored

Each Yes answer adds weight to the services aligned with that condition. Desired outcomes, asset stage, and business triggers provide additional context for the ranking.

2
Ranking

Services are ranked

Every service accumulates a score from the needs you identify. The best-fit service and strongest supporting services rise to the top, with an explanation based on your answers.

3
Integration

Combinations are recognized

Certain combinations of Yes answers can generate an integrated recommendation and a suggested engagement sequence.

Solution Families

Productized Asset Solutions

The tool's recommendations map to these working solution families. Names are for tool presentation and are validated by the NAES Asset Solutions team before any engagement is defined.

Asset Health Baseline

Facility Condition Assessment, asset-risk identification, and corrective-action prioritization to establish a defensible condition baseline.

Reliability Risk Review

Critical Equipment Evaluation, Single Point of Failure Evaluation, and maintenance-strategy review focused on availability and risk.

O&M Performance Alignment

O&M Assessment, Operational Excellence Review, and performance and cost benchmarking of the operating model.

CMMS Performance Review

Maximo/CMMS assessment, data-quality review, PM review, and workflow evaluation to reconnect data to reliability.

Life-Extension Roadmap

Condition evaluation, repair-versus-replace analysis, and capital prioritization for aging assets.

Electrical Compliance Alignment

NFPA 70B implementation, electrical maintenance-program review, and documentation alignment.

Integrated Asset Solutions Roadmap

A cross-functional engagement combining condition, reliability, O&M, CMMS, capital, and risk findings into one sequenced plan.