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Fieldhand is your midstream reliability partner — the whole program in one easy-to-navigate platform: manuals, parts, lubrication, component life, and every note your hands write. We build it for you, and Pilot answers from it with citations, not guesses.

• ▸Scan the skid, get the unit's whole story — the manual, the history, what's on the shelf.
• ▸Ask Pilot like you'd ask your best hand: torque specs, intervals, “has this happened before?” — answered from your own books and notes, cited.
• ▸We do the building. Full service: we gather the manuals, load the data, and hand you a turnkey system on day one.
• ▸Nothing to rip out. Run a work order program? Keep it — you'll get more out of it with Fieldhand underneath. Our job is getting the information to your hands at the moment they need it.

• ▸Less searching. More wrench time. Pull up the unit's procedures, specs, and history with one scan.
• ▸Make the correct repair with confidence. Find information and compatible parts specific to the equipment in front of you.
• ▸Never pay for the same hard lesson twice. Document the fix and keep hard-earned knowledge available to every technician for the life of the equipment.

• ▸Every lube point. Every service hour. Track lubrication points across the plant so critical service doesn't get overlooked.
• ▸The right lubricant, in the right amount. Know what each point takes — including the three separate critical lube points on this pump — and service it with precision and confidence.
• ▸Protect equipment with a well-managed lube program. Proper lubrication helps reduce wear, breakdowns, and downtime. Explore the Lube Room in the demo to see how Fieldhand makes it easier.

• ▸One standard across every crew and shift. Put your company's maintenance standards in every technician's hands.
• ▸Make informed repair decisions. Compare field measurements against documented limits specific to the equipment.
• ▸Get the answer — and its source. Pilot finds the relevant standard and links to the document so your team can verify it.

• ▸Keep the repair moving. Ask Pilot for the information you need, then verify it through the sources cited in its response — without tracking down the one person who knows the machine.
• ▸The right spec for the unit in front of you. Find clearances and tolerances tied to that equipment.

• ▸Less common doesn't mean less important. Give technicians the procedures and specs they need — even for jobs they rarely perform.
• ▸Let Pilot do the digging. Find hard-to-locate information in the manuals and records tied to your equipment.
• ▸Verify the answer before putting it to work. Follow cited sources directly from Pilot's response so your team can confirm the details and do the job with confidence.

• ▸Life off the meter. Every tracked component shows % of life used from PLC hours.
• ▸Planned swaps, not callouts. Alerts fire before the failure — work lands on down days.
• ▸History writes itself. What went in, when, and who put it there.

• ▸Answered at the skid. Part number, bin location, and count on hand without leaving the unit.
• ▸Stop re-buying mysteries. No tearing into a valve to read a number you already own.
• ▸Reorders fire themselves. A pull past the line pings the parts desk automatically.

• ▸Covered or not — one question. Critical spares are tied to the unit they protect.
• ▸Out of the spreadsheet. Quantities and locations live with the equipment.
• ▸Know before the teardown. The spare situation is clear before the wrenches come out.

• ▸The whole job folder, one scan. Specs, procedures, parts, and history open at the tag.
• ▸THIS unit's numbers. Torque specs and clearances for the exact machine — not the close-enough model.
• ▸Start working, not hunting. Everything in hand before the first bolt turns.

This isn't another Maximo or SAP. Take the demo — two minutes shows you the difference, and how Fieldhand makes the systems you've already paid for actually get used. Pick your equipment above — you're inside the real app in under a minute.