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  • Example of Food Manufacturing site review

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    prevent reoccurring failures or defects, the outstanding issues left over from the previous four steps need to be reviewed

    Master Plan Show the results for the main objectives with consistent benchmarks and targets – Breakdowns, Minor Stops, Quality Defects and ZERO loss time accidents.Highlight why the Site needs TPM. “TPM is not the objective; it is the way to deliver the objectives.”Each pillar must have key indicators to link…

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  • TPM 3 Levels – path to World-Class Manufacturing

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    How to get to level 3 of TPM

    Getting to Level 3 of Total Productive Maintenance will require a LOT OF hard work, but it’s doable. Listed below is a 20-Step process on how to get there, steps 1-12 are part of Level 1 (Excellent Factory), steps 13-17 – Level 2 (Excellent Supply Chain) and finally, steps 18-20…

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  • Training Process Guides. Train the Trainer

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    Steps to create Virtual Employee Onboarding Program.

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  • Curriculum Development Method Based on Ability Structure

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    Curriculum Development Method Based on Ability Structure system devised in 1989 by Professor Mori Kazuo.

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