Oil & Gas

Reduce production deferment and integrity backlog without bypassing Technical Authority control.

Tacit AI connects work orders, inspection findings, equipment data, and engineering sources to proposed FMECA and maintenance decisions. Every material statement remains traceable to evidence and subject to authorized review.

<3 weeks
first FMECA delivered
30K
functional locations covered
ISO 14224
compliant from day one

Where reliability evidence earns its keep

Turn fragmented operating evidence into governed action.

Deferment and bad-actor priorities

Rank candidate systems using customer-approved production-deferment, consequence, recurrence, and cost logic. Each ranking exposes its source data, boundary, and assumptions for operations and reliability review.

FMECA and maintenance strategy

Prepare source-linked failure modes, effects, criticality inputs, and candidate mitigating tasks. Tacit AI can use ISO 14224 taxonomy where the operator selects it, while equipment boundaries and final FMECA content remain customer-controlled.

Availability and spares scenarios

Structure reliability-block and availability scenarios from agreed boundaries and inputs. Decision owners review model assumptions before using results for redundancy, shutdown, or spares choices.

Integrity evidence handoff

FMECA evidence can inform—but does not perform—RBI, degradation assessment, fitness-for-service, or integrity-management approval. Corrosion, inspection effectiveness, probability-of-failure, and consequence models remain within the applicable integrity workflow and Technical Authority remit.

Controlled task and system handoff

Proposed tasks, intervals, and work content retain supporting sources and approval status. Exports to SAP or another system of record follow customer mapping, validation, change control, and authorization before release.

Governed enterprise deployment

Define data residency, access, integration, and model boundaries with IT and operational technology owners. Isolated or disconnected deployment can be assessed against customer infrastructure and security requirements.

Evidence and validation

Test decision quality before committing to scale.

Run a scoped baseline evaluation on one deferment or maintenance decision, measuring source coverage, Technical Authority corrections, review effort, and decision value.

Explore a reliability pilot

Economic and technical buyers

For leaders accountable for production, integrity, and maintenance.

Built for asset and operations executives, integrity and reliability leaders, maintenance managers, and Technical Authorities who need to reduce backlog and deferment while preserving engineering accountability.

Brownfield

Existing operations

Bring available work orders, inspection histories, existing studies, OEM sources, and equipment boundaries. Tacit AI identifies conflicts and gaps and prepares proposals for engineering review; it does not treat record volume as evidence quality.

Greenfield

New installations

Prepare an initial FMECA and maintenance baseline from approved design, vendor, commissioning, and project sources. Taxonomy choices and assumptions are explicit until operating evidence supports revision.

Methods and governance

Tacit AI supports customer-selected methods; it does not certify compliance or replace the analyses and approvals each method requires.

ISO 14224
API RP 580 / API 581 where RBI is separately in scope
IEC 60812:2018

Controlled adoption

Prove one operational decision, then expand deliberately.

The operator defines the asset boundary, evidence set, Technical Authority, baseline, and acceptance method.

Phase 1

Scope and baseline

Customer-defined

Select one critical system and deferment, maintenance, or backlog decision. Agree taxonomy, system boundary, source rights, reviewers, and current effort.

Gate
Proceed when the Technical Authority approves scope, sources, and acceptance criteria.

Phase 2

Validate

Bounded evaluation

Prepare source-linked FMECA and task proposals. Record corrections, unresolved evidence gaps, review effort, and effect on the selected decision.

Gate
Expand only when reviewers accept the evidence quality and decision value.

Phase 3

Govern and scale

Approved rollout

Add systems under approved boundary, integration, revision, and approval controls. New evidence creates proposed changes for review rather than changing controlled records directly.

Gate
Continue while measured value and governance remain acceptable to the operator.

Explore a reliability pilot

Bring one system boundary, approved evidence sources, and the deferment or maintenance decision under review.

Questions

Oil and gas governance questions, answered.

No. FMECA evidence may inform an RBI or integrity workflow, but Tacit AI does not determine degradation rates, inspection effectiveness, probability or consequence of failure, fitness for service, or final inspection plans. Those remain within the applicable method and Technical Authority approval.

The operator defines attribution, production basis, time window, dependencies, and financial treatment. Tacit AI applies that approved logic and exposes assumptions; it does not infer causal deferment from a work-order description alone.

Yes, where a scoped integration is approved. Field mapping, master-data rules, validation, segregation of duties, and release authority are customer-controlled. Tacit AI proposals do not write directly to the production system of record without that governed process.

Missing boundaries, dates, failure coding, and operating context are surfaced as evidence limitations. Approved manuals or studies can add context, but unsupported assumptions remain visible and require reviewer disposition.

An isolated or disconnected architecture can be assessed with customer IT and operational technology teams. Feasibility depends on infrastructure, identity, updates, integrations, support, and security authorization; it is not assumed from the use case alone.

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