When maintenance runs on firefighting
Breakdowns set the schedule
Your techs spend the day chasing the latest failure, and planned work keeps slipping to next week.
PMs live in someone's head
When that person is out, nobody knows what was checked, when, or against what limit.
Software nobody trusts
Duplicate PMs, vague steps like “check condition,” and work orders closed without a cause.
No numbers for the owner
It's hard to show what maintenance is getting done, or to ask for budget, without data you trust.
Two ways we help
PM Program Buildout
For plants starting from scratch or rebuilding.
- A complete asset register with a clear site → area → system → asset hierarchy
- A criticality ranking, so effort goes to the equipment that matters most
- PM tasks with measured pass/fail limits, frequencies, labor estimates and lockout/tagout references
- Workload balanced against the staff you actually have
Work Order / CMMS Cleanup
For plants paying for software that isn't delivering.
- An audit of your assets, PMs, work orders and settings
- Duplicates merged, naming standardized, hierarchy rebuilt
- Work order types, priorities and failure codes that make reporting meaningful
- KPI reports your team will actually use: PM compliance, backlog, planned vs. reactive work
Works with the software you already have: UpKeep, Fiix, Limble, MaintainX, eMaint and others. No system yet? We'll help you choose one.
Built for plants like yours
We work with food and beverage plants and metal and machinery shops within about an hour of Strasburg, Pennsylvania. Big plants have reliability staff for this. Smaller plants usually don't, and that's where we come in.
Not sure you fit? Call anyway. If we're not the right help, we'll tell you.
A good fit usually has
- 20 to 249 employees
- About 50 to 350 pieces of equipment
- A maintenance team of 1 to 10 people
- Mostly reactive work, or a CMMS that isn't paying off
A low-risk way to get started
You don't have to commit to a full program on day one. Most plants start with a walkthrough and one small, fixed-price project.
Plant Walkthrough
Up to 90 minutes at your plant with your maintenance lead. You'll leave knowing whether a Health Check or a Pilot makes sense.
CMMS Health Check
A scorecard of the system you already use: duplicate PMs, missing assets, failure-code use, PM compliance, planned vs. reactive work and backlog, with a prioritized fix list and a fixed cleanup quote.
Critical-20 PM Pilot
Your 20 most critical assets on one line, fully built: register, criticality, PM tasks with measured limits, frequencies, labor and lockout/tagout references, loaded into your system, plus training and a 30-day check.
Full Program or Cleanup
A complete PM program or a full CMMS cleanup, priced by asset count, with a before-and-after results report.
The Health Check and Pilot fees are credited in full toward the full project if you go ahead within 60 days.
Four steps, measured against your own baseline
Discover
A site walk, staff interviews and a review of your existing data. We record your starting numbers before anything changes.
Build
Asset register, criticality ranking and PM program, reviewed with you and your team.
Load
Clean data imported into your work order system and tested before go-live.
Train
Your team trained, then follow-up check-ins that measure the results.
What you get
- Asset register and criticality ranking (Excel)
- Complete PM task list with procedures (Excel)
- Import-ready files for your CMMS
- Workload summary by craft
- Hands-on training and quick-reference guides
- A before-and-after results report
We identify the compliance PMs, such as lockout/tagout procedures and electrical maintenance. Your team stays responsible for compliance.
Garry L. Nabors II, Owner
I've worked maintenance from the shop floor up for more than 15 years. I started as an AV-8B Harrier airframes mechanic in the Marine Corps, leaving as a sergeant, then went from third-shift maintenance technician to Area Maintenance Coordinator at NGK Metals, where I wrote maintenance procedures and managed parts and ordering in Fiix.
I started Anchor Point Reliability in Strasburg in 2026 to give smaller plants the kind of maintenance program that big plants keep staff for, built around your equipment, your people and your budget.
- Marine Corps veteran
- OSHA 30-Hour trained
- Based in Strasburg, PA
Start with a free plant walkthrough
Pick a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday that works for you. I'll confirm by email and meet you and your maintenance lead at your plant.
Book a walkthroughPrefer to talk first? Call (423) 271-1953 or email garry@anchorpointreliability.com.