About Fieldhand
Built from the ground up.
Every reliability program rests on the same foundation. Fieldhand builds it.
Everyone in this business either has their hands on the equipment or supports someone who does. Operators, mechanics, reliability engineers, planners, managers: different jobs, same dependency. Every decision they make is only as good as the information under it.
That's where most programs crack. The manual is in a binder in the wrong building. The part number wore off years ago. The fix that worked last time left with the hand who made it. A PM schedule, a root-cause analysis, a KPI dashboard: all of it sits on top of the basics, and when the basics are scattered, everything above them wobbles.
Fieldhand is your oil and gas reliability partner. We pour the foundation, and your program builds up from there.
Your reliability program
What's in the foundation
Know what you have
A reliability program starts with an honest equipment record. In Fieldhand every unit carries its full identity: make, model, serial, and every major component with its own nameplate.
Each skid gets a QR tag, so the record lives on the equipment. Scan it, and the unit's whole story opens in your hand.
Knowledge where the work happens
Manuals, procedures, drawings, and your company's own standards live with the equipment they belong to, organized down to the component and the page.
Sections are tappable and search runs across the whole document, so a new hand at an unfamiliar compressor finds the right page in seconds instead of asking around.
A history that writes itself
Every note your hands write stays attached to the machine for its whole life: the failure, the fix, the photo, the part that finally worked.
Contract technicians sign their work with their company's name. When something happens twice, the first time is already on record, and the lesson your crew paid for once doesn't get paid for again.
Parts you can trust
Parts are tied to the units they actually fit, with bin locations and live counts. When stock crosses a reorder line, the right people get an email.
"Do we have one?" gets answered at the skid, not after a trip to the warehouse.
Life and lubrication on the clock
Component life tracking runs off PLC hours or the calendar, so wear parts show how much life they've used, and alerts land before the failure instead of after it.
The lubrication program lives in one place: every product and amount at every point, a Safety Data Sheet for each lubricant, and oil-change timers. One tap logs a change: the clock resets, the filters come out of inventory, and the history entry writes itself.
Pilot: your records, answered
Pilot is the assistant built into Fieldhand, and it answers only from your records: your manuals, standards, notes, and parts.
Every answer shows its source, cited to the page, so your team can verify it before putting a wrench on anything.
Built for the field
Plants and boosters don't always have signal, so Fieldhand doesn't depend on it. Pin a facility before you head out, and units, parts, notes, and the lube program stay in your pocket.
Work you log in a dead zone syncs when the signal comes back, stamped with the time it actually happened.
Your library stays yours
Documents open in a protected viewer, every page carries your company's license mark, and original files never leave our servers.
Every document open is logged, and unusual bulk access sets off an alarm.
What you build on top
Once the foundation is set, everything above it gets sturdier.
- ▸PM schedules built on real component life, not guesses.
- ▸Root-cause work that starts from a complete, dated history.
- ▸Faster onboarding because a new hand inherits the plant's knowledge on day one.
- ▸Contractor oversight with every outside hand's work attributed and visible.
- ▸Consistent maintenance because your standards reach every crew and every shift.
Nothing to rip out
Fieldhand isn't another Maximo or SAP, and it doesn't ask you to replace them. Work orders keep living where they live. Fieldhand is the layer that puts the knowledge in your hands at the moment you need it, which is how the systems you've already paid for finally get used.
We do the building
You don't have to build it yourself. We load your equipment, parts, and documents, and hand you a working plant on day one.
See the foundation for yourself.
Open a real unit in the real app, free and with no sales call. Or book a walkthrough and we'll show you your own equipment living in Fieldhand.