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  • Electrical and Sensor Module – AM TPM training – World Class Manufacturing

    sensei January 7, 2018
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    Autonomous Maintenance Blog

    Electrical and Sensor Module Objectives This module provides a basic electrical safety awareness and NOT technical electricity training. The module will provide the tools and ideas on what to do in case of electrical fire, what to visually inspect, and the abnormalities you may encounter in the plant. Operators will…

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  • Total Productive Manufacturing (TPM) Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) Model

    sensei December 16, 2017
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    Background & Objective The purpose of this manual is to provide uniform and consistent guidelines for calculating manufacturing performance for CPG productionThe main objective is to provide a common framework that will facilitate the implementation of TPM based metrics.The intent of this presentation is to define the major drivers of…

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  • 5W1H, Why Why Analysis

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    5 Why Analysis Blog Tools

    1. 5W1H Who+What+When+Where+Which+How Classify the problem according to the 5Ws and 1 H explaining characteristics and trends 2. Understand the structure Flashlight definition diagram 3. Understand the principle and basic rules Principle The filament generate light due to heat Basic rules (Main rule) The filament has to receive an adequate…

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  • Inspection Standard Training for Conveyors

    sensei December 6, 2017
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    Autonomous Maintenance Blog

    When it comes to the movement of materials, no piece of equipment is more commonly used than a Conveyor System. You will see that the packing lines and palletizers in our plant are highly dependant upon Conveyor Systems. In discussing Conveyors we will look at: What They Do and What…

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