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Chapter 7 of TPM Instructor Course.
To succeed in the face of tough market competitions, it is absolutely essential to manufacture what the customer wants, and to do it quickly and cheaply. In today’s world, customers’ needs are becoming ever more individualized and diverse, while product life-cycles are becoming ever shorter – all at a dizzying rate. Early Management is part of the process of creating a system for #managing product and equipment #development, one of the principal TPM activities.
This chapter will cover Early Product, Early Equipment Management from the start of conceptual product planning until the go-ahead is given for full-scale production.
Next Chapter – Quality Maintenance
Course Content
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Defining "Early Management"
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A Definition of Early Management
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What does “Early Product Management” mean?
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What does “Early Equipment Management” mean?
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The Four Steps to Early Management Implementation
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Step 1: Examine and analyze the present situation
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Step 2: Establish an Early Management system
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Step 3: Debug the new system, and train your workforce to use it
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Step 4: Bring the new system into full-scale operation
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Early Management in Practice
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The objectives of Early Management
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The desired scenario for Early Management
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Rolling out Early Management
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Reviewing the overall Early Management process
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Setting up an MP information utilization system
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The anatomy of an LCC system
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Early Product Management
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The objective of an Early Product Management system
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A typical implementation
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Designing-in factory-friendliness at the product development stage
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Building in quality through control of first-of-run products
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Making use of information on problems arising during Early Product Management
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Early Equipment Management
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Attaining business objectives by using equipment efficiently
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What is “MP Design”?
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Implementing Early Equipment Management Step by Step
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The 7 steps for rolling out an Early Equipment Management system
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Step 1: A typical planning stage
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Step 2: A typical action planning stage
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What happens at the design stage
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An overview of MP design at Steps 2 and 3
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Steps 4 to 7: fabrication, manufacturer’s test-run, installation and commissioning
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