How do you sustain and audit the results of TPM and avoid backsliding or complacency?
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) is a systematic approach to optimize the performance and reliability of your equipment and processes. It involves the participation and collaboration of all employees, from operators to managers, in identifying and eliminating waste, defects, and breakdowns. TPM can help you achieve higher quality, lower costs, and improved customer satisfaction. But how do you ensure that the benefits of TPM are sustained and audited over time, and that your organization does not fall into the trap of backsliding or complacency? Here are some tips and best practices to keep your TPM program on track and effective.
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Paulo CanarioJIPM TPM Instructor #167 Sócio-gerente Fact Consulting
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Mário Marques JúniorDiretor Industrial | Gerente industrial | Gerente de Manuten??o e Utilidades | Gerente de Produ??o Industrial |…
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Asanka Chathuranga MBA, BSc.(Eng.), CLSSBBIWS(RTT) Expert | Breakthrough results in 04 manufacturing pilot sites, 09 global deployments in 2+ years | Bottom-line…