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Failure Prevention Associates provides predictive maintenance support to industrial plants from our Houston, TX headquarters, and on-site across the United States. Bring us an equipment problem, a program gap, a training need, or a tool question, and we will connect you with the specialist who works on it every day.

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  • Certified reliability specialists, not a call center
  • Practical answers tied to your equipment
  • Field support nationwide and internationally
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3 Ways to Get Predictive Maintenance Support

Whether you are troubleshooting a single asset, developing your workforce or selecting technology, FPA routes your request to the right subject-matter expert instead of a general inbox.

01

Field Service & Diagnostics

Get help with vibration analysis, thermography, ultrasound, electric motor testing, oil analysis, alignment and balancing on the equipment that matters most.

Discuss an equipment problem

02

Training & Team Development

Plan practical predictive maintenance training for one technician, a plant team or a multi-site reliability organization, including certification courses.

Build technical capability

03

Tools & Technology

Choose the right vibration analyzer, ultrasound detector, thermal camera, motor tester, sensor or lubrication tool for your application and your budget.

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Request Predictive Maintenance Support in 3 Steps

Give us enough context to understand the need. An FPA team member can then focus the conversation on the equipment, skill or reliability outcome that matters most, rather than starting with a sales pitch.

Step 01

Describe the need

Share the equipment, technology, challenge or objective, plus the facility location and any timing requirements.

Step 02

We route it correctly

Your request goes to the FPA specialist who works on that technology, course or tool every day.

Step 03

Define the next step

Together we agree on the next move: a field service visit, a training plan, a tool recommendation or a broader reliability program.

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Reach the Right FPA Specialist Directly

If you already know the kind of predictive maintenance support you need, call the specialist responsible for it. For anything else, the main line will point you in the right direction.

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Karl Hoffower

(832) 930-0756

Training

Babes Carey

(408) 772-2777

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Walter Cruitt

(832) 544-8772

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Get a Quote for Predictive Maintenance Support

Tell us what needs pricing and an FPA solutions provider will put together a scoped quote. Pricing depends on the technologies involved, the number of assets or attendees, the site location and the reporting you need, so the more detail you send, the closer the first number will be. If you would rather talk the scope through first, book a short call and we will follow up with the quote afterward.

  • Condition monitoring routes and predictive maintenance programs
  • Reliability and maintenance program improvement projects
  • Technical training, certification and on-site team development
  • Industrial diagnostic tools, sensors and supporting software
  • Root cause analysis of a repeat equipment failure
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Predictive Maintenance Support From Houston to Your Plant

Failure Prevention Associates is minutes from the Houston industrial corridor and supports refineries, chemical plants, power generation, manufacturing, water treatment, pulp and paper, and marine facilities nationwide and internationally.

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Predictive Maintenance Support: Common Questions

A little context helps us connect you with the right person faster. For more background, browse the FPA predictive maintenance resources, the full list of services or the Help Center.

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FPA provides predictive maintenance support to industrial organizations, including vibration analysis, thermography, ultrasound, electric motor evaluation, oil analysis, precision alignment, field balancing, reliability training and industrial diagnostic tools. Predictive maintenance uses condition data from running equipment to schedule work before a failure happens.

An FPA specialist reviews each inquiry and contacts you to clarify the equipment, service, training or tool requirement and recommend an appropriate next step. If the issue is urgent, call the main line at (832) 930-0756 rather than using the form.

Yes. FPA is headquartered in the Houston area and supports industrial organizations nationwide and internationally. Field service teams travel to the site, and we can deliver training at your facility or at an FPA location.

Include your facility location, the equipment or technology involved, the problem or objective, your desired timing, and whether you need field service, training, tools or broader reliability support. Photos, trend data or previous reports help us scope the work accurately.

Yes. FPA helps teams select the right technologies for their failure modes, set routes and baselines, define alarm limits, train the people who will collect and interpret the data, and turn findings into maintenance decisions.

FPA supports refineries, chemical and petrochemical plants, power generation, manufacturing, water and wastewater treatment, pulp and paper, food and beverage, and marine operations, along with the contractors who serve them.

Use the Request a Quote form or call the main line. Pricing depends on the technologies involved, the number of assets or attendees, the site location, and the reporting you need, so a short conversation usually produces a more accurate number than a rate sheet.