Solutions · Four critical-infrastructure operations

Whatever you run, the repair is waiting on the same four things.

The evidence, the exact part, the supplier, and the approval. AIMMS moves all four on one governed path: water and wastewater first, with generation, power delivery, and critical facilities alongside it. Operations retain process and return-to-service authority.

Water & wastewater first · Power generation, power delivery, and data centers second

Municipal wastewater treatment facility with basins, piping, and process equipment

Pre-authored municipal wastewater workflow

Wet-weather inflow · Influent pump fault

  1. Fault Read-only alarm context and field evidence
  2. Prepare History, guidance, exact part, supplier, approval
  3. Customer gate Qualified personnel review, repair, and authorize return
  4. Learn Outcome, receipts, and evidence become asset memory
No direct control-system writes
What each operation is buying

Different infrastructure. The same fault-to-fix problem.

The assets differ and the pressures on them differ. What does not differ is where those pressures land: in every one of these operations the repair waits on evidence, on the exact part, on a supplier, and on an approval, and that waiting is the part AIMMS is built to remove. Each sector page opens with the four published figures that describe its own operating pressures, and what each one does to a repair.

Maintenance and reliability champion

Complete asset context where repair decisions happen. Evidence, history, procedures, and the exact part arrive together instead of being assembled over the phone.

Operations leadership

A shorter path to authorized, executable work. Blockers surface early, approvals route to named owners, and return to service stays with your qualified personnel.

CFO and COO

A measured case for reducing repair delay and cost. One bounded workflow, a baseline, and customer-specific operating evidence before any decision to expand.

Wastewater treatment works with clarifier basins, walkways, and pumping equipment
A critical facility. The same waiting shows up in a treatment works, a plant, a substation, and a data hall.
Choose your operation

Start with the assets you are responsible for.

Assets and authority change by facility. The operating principle stays consistent: evidence first, visible blockers, approved digital work, verified human control.

For maintenance and reliability

One execution gap: the work between an alarm and a verified return.

Alerts and records do not return equipment to service. Teams still have to understand the fault, prepare safe work, clear parts and supplier blockers, route authority, verify return, and preserve what they learned.

  1. Fault Event, alert, problem, impact.
  2. Understand Evidence, history, likely causes, conversation.
  3. Prepare Guidance, safety, parts, sourcing, approvals, blockers.
  4. Repair People fix the asset. AIMMS moves the digital work.
  5. Return Verify the outcome, restore service, close the record.
  6. Learn Useful repair history carries into the next fault.
Data Twin onboarding

Start with a controlled operating mirror, not a rip-and-replace program.

AIMMS creates a Data Twin for the selected assets, evidence, parts, workflow state, and customer approval rules. During pilots, writeback stays inside AIMMS. External CMMS, EAM, or ERP writeback is customer-specific and begins only after customer approval and integration validation. Existing systems remain authoritative.

Typical connected systems

  • CMMS or EAM
  • ERP
  • Inventory
  • Documents
  • Email
  • Read-only OT context

Customizable working target

10 to 20 selected assets · One bounded workflow · Customer-defined authority

2

weeks targeted for Data Twin, workflow, user, and control onboarding

30

days targeted for a focused operating pilot after readiness

1

decision based on measured operating lift, economics, and controls

Timing adjusts to data readiness, security review, workflow complexity, and customer requirements.

Customer authority

Aggressive on digital execution. Explicit about operational control.

Technician taking a vibration reading on a pump bearing housing with a handheld instrument
A field inspection. The hands on the machine stay yours.

AIMMS can retrieve evidence, guide work, verify parts, coordinate suppliers, route approvals, execute permitted internal pilot actions, capture receipts, and preserve asset memory. The customer defines the authority envelope.

Direct PLC, DCS, SCADA, protection, switching, setpoint, interlock, actuator, generator, BMS, EPMS, and other live-control writes are permanently outside AIMMS scope. Customer personnel retain field, safety, operating, and return-to-service authority.

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Critical-infrastructure FAQ

The questions a serious buyer should ask.

Clear answers on fit, onboarding, authority, and proof before a customer commits to a pilot.

What is EQUA AIMMS?

EQUA AIMMS is the Autonomous AI Operating System for Critical-Infrastructure Maintenance. It handles permitted digital tasks around equipment repair, from fault evidence and guidance through parts, suppliers, approvals, closeout, and reusable asset memory.

Does AIMMS replace our CMMS, EAM, ERP, SCADA, historian, or facility systems?

No mandatory replacement is required. Existing systems remain authoritative. AIMMS creates a controlled Data Twin for the selected workflow, connects permitted context, and coordinates the work between systems, teams, and suppliers. Pilot writeback stays inside AIMMS. External CMMS, EAM, or ERP writeback requires customer approval and a validated integration.

What is an AIMMS Data Twin?

It is a controlled operational mirror of selected assets, evidence, work history, parts, inventory, suppliers, case state, and approval rules. It gives AIMMS a coherent execution context while customer systems remain the sources of record.

How quickly can a first deployment begin?

The working target is two weeks to configure the Data Twin, users, workflow, and controls, followed by a focused 30-day pilot across 10 to 20 selected assets. Timing and scope remain customizable based on data readiness, security review, and workflow complexity.

Does AIMMS control equipment or write to live OT systems?

No. Direct PLC, DCS, SCADA, relay, protection, BMS, EPMS, switching, setpoint, interlock, actuator, generator, and other live-control writes are permanently outside AIMMS scope. AIMMS uses permitted read-only operational context.

Who decides which actions AIMMS can take?

The customer does. Each deployment defines roles, permissions, spend limits, safety and operating rules, action types, communications, and approval gates. Customer personnel retain field, technical, safety, operating, and return-to-service authority.

How is ROI proven?

Start with a baseline for the selected workflow. Measure elapsed repair delay, downtime or constraint time, part certainty, supplier and approval cycle, expert effort, rework, and closeout quality. Expand only when the customer-specific operating and financial evidence supports it.

Bring one critical asset or recurring failure. Leave with a credible first-deployment path.

In 20 minutes, we will map the current workflow, the digital tasks AIMMS can move, the Data Twin scope, customer authority, and the KPI set for a rollout decision.

One operating problem. One focused working session. No obligation.