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  • Chapter 6. Planned (Effective) Maintenance. Part 2

    sensei December 1, 2020
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    Instructor Training Planned Maintenance TPM
    Figure showing how to eliminate forced deterioration in TPM equipment management

    4. Carrying out Effective Maintenance 4.1 The Structure of Equipment Maintenance 4.2 Zero-failure Program 4.3 Prioritizing the Equipment and Selecting the Maintenance System

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  • Chapter 6. Planned (Effective) Maintenance. Part 1

    sensei December 1, 2020
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    Instructor Training Planned Maintenance TPM

    1 What Is Effective Maintenance? 1.1 The Aim of Effective Maintenance Effective Maintenance aims to raise the company’s productivity by lowering the total cost of its equipment over every stage from design and fabrication through to operation and maintenance (including the initial cost of the equipment itself, maintenance and other…

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  • Chapter 5. Autonomous Maintenance. Part 1

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    Autonomous Maintenance Instructor Training TPM

    1. Autonomous Maintenance: the Basic Approach 1.1 What is Autonomous Maintenance? (1) Operators should look after their own equipment Autonomous Maintenance aims to create a scenario where all operators look after their own equipment, carrying out routine checks, oiling and greasing, replacing parts, doing simple repairs, spotting problems at an…

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  • Chapter 5. Autonomous Maintenance. Part 4

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    5. Reviewing the Autonomous Maintenance Steps 5.1 Autonomous Maintenance reviews An Autonomous Maintenance review is a coaching session carried out by a higher-level group in the overlapping small group pyramid in order to ensure that every member of the team under review has fully understood the purpose of the Autonomous…

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