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PRJ-03 · Cleveland Works
Predictive Maintenance — 1SP Foundation
Project
PRJ-03: Predictive Maintenance Platform
Site
Cleveland Works — 1SP (BOF, LMF, Caster)
Champion
Jamie Betts (Maintenance Manager)
Key SMEs
John Messi (ops/reliability), Brian Thompson (Division Mgr)
Vooban Lead
Alexis Fortin-Côté
IE Lead
Erico Lemos
Duration
8 weeks
Status
Phase 1 Active
Charter Snapshot
An 8-week Proof of Value delivering three outcomes:
Multi-asset data assessment across 1SP — predictive readiness scorecard for every asset reachable through ingested data subsystems
Predictive deep-dive on three critical assets — BOF bag house ID fans (primary), BOF scrubbing system (secondary), Crane 300 (tertiary)
Data foundation design (IE-led) — L0-L1 to cloud architecture, asset onboarding playbook, cost trajectory for scaling
Target Assets
Asset
Role
Why
BOF Bag House ID Fans
Primary
Richest data, clearest degradation, environmental compliance threshold
BOF Scrubbing System
Secondary
3-week degradation cycle, -5 heats/day impact, quantifiable
Crane 300
Tertiary
Single point of failure, near-zero instrumentation — proves methodology on hardest case
Progress
Phase 1: Proof of Value (8 weeks)
Phase
Weeks
Status
Key Activities
Data Ingestion & Readiness
1–2
Not started
Ingest Pi/Tabware/Wonderware, build data quality scorecard, identify failure events
Predictive Deep-Dive
3–5
Not started
Bag house degradation model, scrubbing cycle prediction, Crane 300 MCSA analysis
Dashboard Prototype
6–7
Not started
1SP health dashboard with live analytics on deep-dive assets
Final Demo & Deliverables
8
Not started
Leadership demo, readiness report, Phase 2 recommendation
IE Parallel Workstream
Phase
Weeks
Status
Key Activities
L0-L1 Discovery
1–2
Not started
Catalog all 1SP data sources, assess connectivity
Foundation Architecture
3–5
Not started
Integration platform design, asset onboarding playbook
Blueprint & Cost Model
6–8
Not started
Data foundation blueprint, Phase 2/3 cost trajectory
Key Metrics
Metric
Baseline
Target
Current
Maintenance ratio (reactive/planned)
70/30
Shift toward planned
—
Bag house detection lead time
None (reactive)
Days before failure
—
Scrubbing degradation prediction
None
Predict 3-week cycle
—
Assets with data scorecard
0
All 1SP assets
—
Heats/day at 1SP
28 target (often missed)
Reduce unplanned losses
—
Decisions Log
#
Decision
Owner
Deadline
Status
1
Data access mechanism (API vs. CSV export)
CLF IT / Andrew Mullen
Week 0
Pending
2
Starnet vibration data access for 1SP cranes
CLF IT
Week 1
Pending
3
Phase 2 go/no-go
Chad Asgaard / Palmer
Week 8
Future
CLF Accountability
What Cleveland-Cliffs owns. These items gate project progress — delays here delay delivery.
Data Deliverables
#
Item
Owner
Deadline
Status
D1
Pi historian export — differential pressures, motor currents, temperatures, flows (all 1SP)
Phil Thorman (OT)
Week 1
Pending
D2
Tabware CMMS export — work orders, PM history, failure records for all 1SP assets
IT / Maintenance
Week 1
Pending
D3
Substation motor current / power draw data for Crane 300 area
Phil Thorman
Week 1
Pending
D4
Third-party vibration data access (Starnet?) for 1SP crane sensors
Vendor coordination / Phil Thorman
Week 1
Pending
D5
Viz route-based vibration data for 1SP area equipment
Vendor export
Week 2
Pending
D6
Crane 300 paper maintenance binders
Maintenance team
Week 2
Pending
D7
Environmental logs — compliance records, emission events, bag house inspections
Environmental / Ops
Week 2
Pending
D8
Production data — heats/day, vessel availability, downtime events
Operations / L2
Week 2
Pending
D9
Thermography reports (subcontractor)
Maintenance / Hoyong Hwang
Week 2
Pending
D10
Oil analysis reports (subcontractor)
Maintenance / Hoyong Hwang
Week 2
Pending
Supporting Context (SME Time)
Item
Owner
When
Sensor tag documentation (tag → physical measurement mapping)
Phil Thorman
Weeks 1–2
Asset hierarchy confirmation in Tabware for all 1SP critical assets
Maintenance / IT
Week 1
Failure mode context — what breaks, how often, warning signs
John Messi, Evan, Richie
Weeks 1–3
Scrubbing system degradation cycle specifics
John Messi
Weeks 1–2
Work Order Validation Committee
Stubna confirmed this committee during the Apr 20 tie-out meeting. Two mandates:
Validate that AI-generated work orders are relevant — not noise added to an already full maintenance queue
Integrate work order outputs into actual work processes so they don't become "another report nobody reads"
Role
Person
Why
Chair / maintenance gatekeeper
Jamie Betts
Schedules work, allocates resources — Stubna's pick
Mechanical SME
Evan
Bag house mechanical detail, judges technical relevance
Electrical SME
Richie
Motor data interpretation, validates electrical findings
Operations rep
TBD
Junkin: "having somebody from the operations team is important" — integrate into shift reports
Stubna committed to sending committee names
Confirmed during Apr 20 call. Operations representative still TBD — Junkin flagged this as critical to avoid "just another report."
Named CLF Roles
Role
Person
Accountability
Executive sponsor
John Stubna
Go/no-go decisions, executive updates
AI/Innovation coordinator
Andrew Mullen
Cross-site alignment, progress tracking, EAM coordination
1SP Division Manager
Brian Thompson
Operational constraints, scheduling
1SP Maintenance Manager
Jamie Betts
Work order validation lead, maintenance planning
Primary ops / reliability
John Messi (18 yrs)
Day-to-day coordination, failure context, scrubbing expertise
OT / Process Automation
Phil Thorman
Pi data, sensor tag mapping, Starnet coordination
Mechanical SME
Evan
Bag house mechanical detail, crane systems
Electrical SME
Richie
Motor data interpretation, substation context
Process data
Hoyong Hwang
Pi data, production data, daily operation reports
Day-to-day coordinator
TBD (proposed: John Messi)
Data export logistics, scheduling
Day-to-day coordinator not yet confirmed
Charter proposes John Messi. Needs formal confirmation before kickoff.
EAM / Tabware Integration Path
Work order integration has two parallel tracks:
Track A — Tabware (current): SQL read access confirmed. Write-back feasibility being assessed. System is old tech — integration may be limited.
Track B — EAM 2.0: Cleveland Works targeted as first site, fall 2026. Modern API available. Vooban has access to API documentation and is pre-building integration.
If Tabware write-back proves too costly, recommendation shifts to a dedicated AI interface or direct EAM 2.0 integration once migration completes.
Blockers
#
Blocker
Since
Owner
Impact
No active blockers
Activity Feed
Date
Update
Apr 20
Tie-out meeting with Stubna, Macino, Junkin, Hwang. Stubna confirmed Jamie Betts as work order validation lead. Macino added Evan + Richie. Junkin pushed for ops rep on committee. Stubna committed to sending committee names same day. EAM/Tabware dual-track discussed. Hwang confirmed Pi data + subcontractor reports (thermography, oil analysis) as key data sources. Team "ready to get started."
Mar 24
Chad Asgaard greenlit PdM PoV at corporate readout. "Get started right away."
Governance
Touchpoint
Timing
Audience
Weekly status
Every Friday
Project team
Week 2 checkpoint
End of Week 2
Data reality determines modeling approach
Week 4 midpoint
Mid-engagement
Leadership preview
Week 8 final demo
End of POV
Full leadership team