Get the Right Fix Committed Before the Line Costs You Another Hour
Scan the stopped asset, say what happened, and LineRescue coordinates the approved part, expert, and vendor until the line runs again.
- No machine control
- Cross-vendor recovery
- Finance-accepted record
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@ $18,000/hr · illustrative
Why this matters · desk research (h-04)
Unplanned downtime isn't an edge case for US food and beverage — it's the operating norm, and reactive recovery is still the largest maintenance mode.
The recovery you run today
When the line stops, recovery is a war room.
The alarm sounds and the phone tree starts. Every minute carries an approved dollar value, and none of it is moving toward a committed fix.
Recovering a stopped mixed-OEM line means a war room of calls, texts, and manuals
Nobody knows fast enough which part, alternative, or expert can actually restore the line
Existing CMMS and MRO tools record the incident but never own cross-vendor recovery
How recovery runs · scan → coordinate → verify
One incident, coordinated to a verified stable run.
The same path every time — no tribal memory, no dashboard that only records the problem. Watch it end-to-end in the 90-second demo.
ScanningScan the stopped asset.
Point at the asset tag on any mixed-OEM machine. Say and show what happened — a photo or voice note and the operating state — and LineRescue opens the incident with a running downtime clock.
CoordinatingCoordinate the approved path.
One decision at a time: make-safe checks, a single proposed next action, and the approved part, expert, or alternative matched across vendors — instead of a war room of calls, texts, and manuals.
VerifiedVerify the stable run.
Close on a supervisor-verified stable run — not “the tech says it’s done.” You get the recovery path, elapsed time, and a finance-accepted record of the production value restored.
Finance-grade proof
The record your CFO accepts.
Built around a verified incident-to-stable-run record, not another dashboard. Every incident closes with the outcome formula: expected loss at your line rate, actual recovery cost, a confidence grade, and named operations and finance acceptance.
Cut the time from line-down to a committed, approved resource
- Baseline loss rate
- $18,000 / hr
- Incident duration (verified)
- 48 min
- Recovery cost (part + expert)
- $2,140
- Production value restored
- $14,400
- Confidence
- High · stable run > 60 min
- Accepted by
- Ops lead + plant finance
Illustrative record · figures are sample data
Objections, handled
The questions a skeptical plant asks first.
The 60-Day Downtime Resolution Sprint
A fixed-scope engagement that turns one stopped line into a repeatable, finance-accepted recovery path.
- Stand up scan → coordinate → verify on one or two of your worst mixed-OEM lines
- A coordinated cross-vendor recovery path — approved part, expert, alternative, and vendor
- Every incident closed on a supervisor-verified stable run
- A finance-accepted record of the production value you restored
Fixed price
$7,500
- Term
- 60 days
- Scope
- 1–2 mixed-OEM lines
≈ 25 stopped minutes at the illustrative $18,000/hr baseline
Every stopped minute has an approved dollar value — stop losing it to phone tag
Line stable. No active incidents. — what your control room reads after the sprint.