TPM
The Meaning of Quality
Required quality When a consumer purchases a product, she purchases not just the object itself but the effects, or functional quality, that object can provide. These effects include tangible or “true quality” such as the ability to cut things, write words and so forth. However, consumers also require non-functional quality,…
Read More »Early Equipment Management Project Checklist
Every successful project must have a checklist of activities. Please review our version off EEM checklist: EEM Step: EEM ACTIVITY 1 EEM Project Planning & Definition 1a Project Brief/Charter Evaluation Fully accepted Project Brief or Contract Set-up first EEM time-table 1b Project Type Recognition Fully Understanding and documentation of the…
Read More »Training Module for Manufacturing Sites
Training is an essential part of any manufacturing facility. Whether it’s TPM training or regulatory, we got it covered. Down below you will find the table with training modules by a pillar, the approximate duration of the training session and refresher frequency. TRAINING/ABILITIESTPM PILLARDURATIONREFRESHERSHE PILLAR CONFINED SPACE AWARENESSSHE.25 H1 YEARBLOODBORNE PATHOGENS/INCIDENT…
Read More »Focused Improvement. Part 1
1. The Thinking behind Focused Improvement The effects of much conventional improvement activity used to be transitory, and there was a strong tendency for improvements not to be capable of being sustained or properly established. In TPM, by contrast, activities are organised to ensure that the benefits of Focused Improvements…
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