RIGG is one operating layer for the facility.
RIGG connects the everyday work of maintenance, safety, operations, assets, parts, PMs, requests, and downtime. The goal is not to replace one isolated tool with another. The goal is to reduce fragmentation across the plant.
Operators, supervisors, or support teams raise an issue without starting another side tracker.
The right people decide what needs action, what becomes work, and what can be closed out.
Execution moves through work orders with notes, labour, parts, status, and ownership attached.
Assets, safety items, PMs, parts, and downtime stay tied to the work instead of splitting off.
Leadership and the floor can see progress from the same operating record.
Work Requests
Give the plant a clean way to raise issues without burying them in texts, hallway conversations, or disconnected spreadsheets.
Work Orders
Connect requested work, assigned work, notes, labour, parts, and closeout context in one place.
Assets
Build a shared asset structure that gives maintenance, operations, and leadership the same equipment context.
Parts
Keep parts context close to the work instead of separating inventory from the jobs that consume it.
Safety
Track safety action items and follow-through without separating safety visibility from the rest of facility execution.
Downtime
Track downtime with operational context so the plant can see what happened and where attention is needed.