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  • Approaching Zero Breakdowns by advancing Breakdown analysis

    sensei April 9, 2018
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    5 Why Analysis Autonomous Maintenance Blog Planned Maintenance Root Cause Analysis

    What is Maintenance? Maintenance: It is a set of developed, organized and administered activities with the aim to economically viable ensure the operational status of a specific system. The 7 steps concept of Autonomous Maintenance (operators) are similar to 7 steps of Planned (Effective) Maintenance (trades): “the left and right hand…

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  • Fire Safety & Fire Extinguisher Training Module

    sensei April 5, 2018
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    Blog Safety Safety, Health and Environment Training

    Introduction This training module is designed for use by Safety Department when training and retraining staff about fire safety and fire extinguisher use. It is important to remember that all fires are dangerous and can grow in size rapidly, and become out of control. Characteristics of Fire Fire is a…

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  • Steering Committee Training – Pillar Champion Roles & Responsibilities. Part 2

    sensei March 26, 2018
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    Blog TPM

    EFFECTIVE TEAM MEETINGS – Step 1 Establish Meeting Guidelines The first step for effective meetings Defines how teams will work together Provides team with a set of expectations Helps prevent misunderstandings and disagreements At the first meeting, set up RULES for yourselves that everyone agrees to follow. They set the…

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  • Steering Committee Training – Pillar Champion Roles & Responsibilities. Part 1

    sensei March 26, 2018
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    Blog TPM

    Objectives of  Steering Committee Training To give a functional understanding of how to be an effective team. To deliver a clear understanding of the plant Steering Committee and the Pillar Champion Roles & Responsibilities. To deliver an understanding of how to set vision, strategy, and goals, as well as how…

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