More often, the problem is that records are reviewed as individual events rather than as part of a long-term asset history. When inspection findings are connected to corrective actions, the plant can better demonstrate that issues were identified, assigned, completed, and reviewed. It should connect to the asset history and, when needed, to a corrective action that can be tracked to closure. Practical First Steps for Dairy PlantsProcessors do not need to overhaul their entire maintenance program to gain more value from inspection history. Start by reviewing assets that generate repeated work orders or recurring inspection findings.