Every crew walks in knowing the hazards.
Squint builds the crew’s job briefing from the procedures, bulletins, and incident history for that asset, so last year’s near miss doesn’t happen again.
Build safety into your workflow →
Turn operating knowledge into action. Squint puts your procedures and incident history to work, so you get more from your fleet.















of incidents fixed without escalating to a specialist
A Fortune 500 environmental services company gave techs at remote sites answers on the spot and avoided $5M a year in specialist costs.
Read the story →technicians live within
4 weeks
Carolina Handling rolled out Squint to its field team in a month and now saves over 4,000 work-order hours a month.
Read the story →fewer language-related maintenance errors
A Fortune Global 500 industrial and energy company gave every maintenance tech the right procedures in their preferred language.
Read the story →From a planned outage to storm response, Squint puts the knowledge your crews need in front of them when the work starts.
Squint builds the crew’s job briefing from the procedures, bulletins, and incident history for that asset, so last year’s near miss doesn’t happen again.
Build safety into your workflow →Squint answers your techs' questions from your own approved procedures and manuals, so a trip is prevented before it turns into a forced outage.
Discover the Squint platform →Squint takes how your best techs handle outages and turns it into work instructions for your entire fleet.
Explore Squint’s Industrial AI →Squint works alongside Maximo, your EAM, and SharePoint, orchestrating the work across your stack, so information, communication, and action are instant.
No. Work orders stay in Maximo or your EAM. Squint brings the procedure, safety context, and answers to the crew doing the work.
Yes. Crews download procedures to their phone or tablet, work through them offline, and their readings, photos, and sign-offs sync when they’re back in range.
Squint answers only from your content. It draws on the documents and procedures you approve, cites its sources, and says so when it doesn’t know, rather than guessing.
Only the people you give access to. Roles determine what each person can do, and groups determine which content they can see by plant, site, or team.
No. Start with the procedures and manuals for one job type, like turbine preventive maintenance or switching. Squint shows you the questions crews ask that your documents can’t answer yet, so you know what to add next.
Teams take a few days to a few weeks to get started, depending on their goals. Squint does most of the heavy lifting; you just need to bring the materials you already have.