In this session recorded at TRC25, Michael Bigelow, Systems Engineering Manager at Seattle Children's Hospital, discusses how to launch and scale a reliability program by "drafting" off existing resources—much like cyclists in the Tour de France. Michael outlines his "Opportunity Cycle" framework using three distinct case studies: optimizing preventive maintenance for air handlers by utilizing Building Automation System data, tracing "black speck" contamination in sterile processing to steam pipe magnetite, and drastically reducing elevator entrapments through vendor accountability and data analysis. Tune in to learn how repurposing existing telemetry can drive safety, efficiency, and cost savings in a critical healthcare environment.