A clearer signal.
A better decision.

Find signs of deterioration before they become downtime. Vibration measurements and equipment trends help identify developing faults and guide maintenance decisions while there is still time to plan.

How we put condition monitoring to work.

1. Focus on critical equipment

We work with you to identify where an equipment failure would have the greatest impact on production. Maintenance history, operating conditions and parts availability help us decide where monitoring can add the most value.

2. Establish a baseline

We choose suitable monitoring methods and take initial measurements to establish a baseline. Together, we determine how often to check the equipment, whether through periodic readings or installed sensors.

3. Turn findings into action

We compare readings over time and investigate changes that may point to developing faults. We explain what the findings mean and help you prioritize maintenance while there is still time to plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which equipment benefits most from monitoring?

Equipment that would stop production if it failed is a good place to start, especially when replacement parts take time to arrive. Pumps, motors, fans, compressors and gearboxes are common candidates. We’ll help you decide where monitoring offers the most value.

How does this work with preventive maintenance?

Preventive maintenance takes care of routine needs such as lubrication, inspections and servicing. Condition monitoring helps us spot changes in how your equipment is running. Used together, they help you keep up with essential maintenance and make better decisions about when repairs are needed.

What happens if you find a problem?

We review the readings, explain what we’ve found and help you understand how urgently it needs attention. If the cause needs further investigation, we’ll work through that with you. From there, we help plan the inspection or repair around the condition of the equipment and your production needs.

How much does condition monitoring cost?

Cost depends on the equipment being monitored, the measurement methods and how often readings are collected and reviewed. We’ll help you focus on the equipment where avoiding a breakdown matters most, with clear pricing before work begins.

Let’s talk about
your equipment.

Whether you’re investigating a change in your equipment or looking to catch problems earlier, we’re here to help. Call or email us to explore where condition monitoring could make a difference.

info@rlgn.ca 825-451-RLGN

A clearer signal.A better decision.