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Chapter 2 of TPM Instructor Course.
The losses holding back the efficiency of a fabrication, assembly or packaging operation employing mainly non-process type equipment will be different from those in an operation that employs mainly storage tanks, columns, heat exchangers and similar process plant.
This chapter will help you to advance through TPM journey and understand Losses and OEE.
Next chapter – Getting Ready for TPM
Course Content
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Making Plant and Equipment More Efficient 0/3
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Lecture1.1Making Plant and Equipment More Efficient
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Lecture1.2The 8 Big Equipment Losses and OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness)
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Lecture1.3The 8 Big Plant Losses and OPE
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The 5 Big Labour Losses 0/1
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Lecture2.1The 5 Big Labour Losses
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The 3 Big Resource Consumption Losses 0/1
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Lecture3.1The 3 Big Resource Consumption Losses
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How Losses and Costs Are Structured 0/2
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Lecture4.1The 16 Big Losses and Related Costs
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Lecture4.2From Reducing Production Costs to Reducing Total Product Costs
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Chronic Losses 0/3
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Lecture5.1Sporadic losses and Chronic Losses
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Lecture5.2Why Chronic Losses Persist
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Lecture5.3The Causal Structure of Chronic Losses
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The Fundamentals of Equipment Efficiency 0/7
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Lecture6.1Necessary, Desirable and Optimal Conditions
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Lecture6.2Categories of Equipment Defect
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Lecture6.3The Importance of Minor Equipment Defect
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Lecture6.4Restoration
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Lecture6.5The approach to Chronic Losses
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Lecture6.6How to Tackle Chronic Losses
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Lecture6.7Identifying Minor Equipment Defects
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Losses, Costs and Efficiency 0/1
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Quiz7.1Losses, Costs and Efficiency 3 questions03 min
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Good one!