TPM
Forced vs Natural Deterioration in TPM
Learn the difference between forced and natural deterioration, why equipment conditions decline, and how TPM, autonomous maintenance, F-tags, and planned maintenance prevent breakdowns.
Read More »Autonomous Maintenance
AM is a New Way of Thinking & Working Old Approach I operate, You fixI fix, you designI design , you manageI manage, you… New Approach We are all responsible for our equipment Maintenance in TPM – AM Maintenance is not a person or group !Maintenance is the act of…
Read More »8 Elements Approach – Planned Maintenance Structure
TPM activity in which the specialized maintenance department shifts the maintenance focus: from breakdown maintenance (BM) to preventive maintenance (PM) from corrective maintenance (CM) and time-based maintenance (TBM) to predictive maintenance (PdM) or condition-based maintenance (CBM) while reducing maintenance costs and supporting the Autonomous Maintenance program. Four phases approach for…
Read More »Workplace Electrical Safety – PM training
The Basics Electricity flows more easily through some materials than others. Conductor – substances that offer little resistance (metal, earth surface) Insulator – Substances that slow down or stop flow of electricity (glass, porcelain, wood) When a person receives an electrical shock, sometimes the electrical stimulation causes the muscles to…
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4M Analysis Process: Root Cause Guide for Manufacturing
Learn how to use 4M Analysis to find manufacturing root causes across People, Machine, Method, and Material with diagrams, examples, and checklist.
