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  • Changeover Time Reduction via Single Minute Exchange of Die (SMED)

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    Objective Review current status in changeover time for lead sites, identifying critical packaging lines in a key site, and carry out a pilot exercise to significantly reduce changeover time. Establish a plan to identify and implement appropriate techniques – e.g. SMED (Single Minute Exchange of Die) system this is a…

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  • Chapter 7. Early Equipment Management. Part 1

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    Using concurrent engineering to reduce the time required for preparing to produce new products or use new equipment.

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  • 6 Major Equipment Losses

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    SIX MAJOR EQUIPMENT LOSSES Major Stops Minor Stops Change-Over Loss Start-Up / Shut-Down Loss Speed Loss Quality Loss Definitions MAJOR STOPS Any stoppage that is greater than 10 minutes Note:  is sometimes broken into Equipment Breakdown (Breakdown) and Procedural loss (Major Stops) Measures:  Number of Occurrences and Duration (mins) MINOR…

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  • Definition of equipment loss

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    Time loss that results from sporadic (unscheduled) plant stoppage where plant or equipment ceases to function as specified. The failure can be classified into two types, one is the function-stoppage type and the other is the function deterioration type. The function-stoppage type failure is the one that occurs unexpectedly, while…

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