Description
TPM is defined as a program that:
- Aims to create a culture and environment that constantly tries to maximize the effectiveness of the entire production system ( in other words, to increase its OEE );
- Uses a hands-on approach to build a ‘zero accident, zero defect, zero breakdowns’ system designed to pre-empt losses of all types throughout the life cycle of the production system;
- Includes development, sales, administrative and other departments as well as production;
- Involves everyone at every level of the organization, from top management to front-line employees;
- Uses overlapping small-group activities to attain the target of zero losses.
- 001 – TPM – An Overview
- 002 – Losses, Costs, and Efficiency
- 003 – Chronic and Sporadic Losses
- 004 – Focused Improvement
- 005 – Autonomous Maintenance Step 1 to Step 3
- 006 – Autonomous Maintenance Step 4 to Step 7
- 007 – Effective Maintenance
- 008 – Early Management
- 009 – Quality Maintenance
- 010 – TPM in Administrative and Support Departments
- 011 – Completing and Upgrading the TPM Programme
- 012 – TPM – SCM
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