How can you use TPM performance indicators to justify investments in new equipment?
If you are involved in manufacturing operations, you know that investing in new equipment can be a costly and complex decision. You need to justify the return on investment, the impact on productivity, quality, and safety, and the alignment with your strategic goals. One way to support your case is to use TPM performance indicators, which measure the effectiveness and efficiency of your equipment and processes. TPM stands for Total Productive Maintenance, a methodology that aims to maximize the availability and performance of your assets through proactive and preventive maintenance, continuous improvement, and employee involvement. In this article, we will explain how you can use TPM performance indicators to justify investments in new equipment.
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Nicolas MIESCHManaging Director | Delivering REAL RESULTS TOGETHER | Co-Creating your Industrial Future
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Túlio MartinsTe ajudo a implementar TPM, melhorar processos e aumentar a eficiência operacional | Consultor Sênior | TPM, WCM, Lean…
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Roger Arturo Contreras Cardenas| Director de Manufactura | Director de Planta | Director de Operaciones | Gerente de Manufactura | Ingeniero QuÃmico |…