Productivity, Inc. presents The Total Productive Maintenance Conference
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LAUNCH

CORE TOPICS IN THE “LAUNCH” LEARNING PATH INCLUDE:
  • What Is TPM?
    • Benefits of TPM
    • Aligning lean, TPM, operational excellence, and six sigma initiatives
    • Defining “TPM” and “maintenance”
  • Getting Management Support for TPM
    • Management vs. leadership support
    • Role of the leader
    • Developing leaders for TPM
  • TPM Planning
    • Developing a provisional roadmap and rollout plan
    • How TPM fits into day-to-day kaizen activities
  • Collecting Data – Setting Baseline Metrics
    • Where to start
    • Policies
    • Measures, goals, and goal alignment
  • Autonomous Maintenance (AM) and Focused Improvement (FI)
    • What they are
    • Why start with AM & FI?
    • Where do we start?
  • Maintenance Improvement (MI)
    • What it is: The role of maintenance in TPM
    • Why we do MI after AM
    • MI activities and metrics
  • “Launch” Action Plan Design

IS “LAUNCH” THE RIGHT LEARNING PATH FOR ME?
  1. Are your day-to-day maintenance activities planned and scheduled (versus reacting to unplanned occurrences)?
  2. Are your operators “process owners” rather than “button pushers”? Do you know how to accomplish that transition?
  3. Are operators involved in day-to-day equipment/process reliability activities? Are you familiar with how that works?
  4. Are maintenance, production, and engineering personnel communicating, cooperating, and collaborating with each other to ensure KPI’s are met? Do you know how to get that done?

If you answered “NO” to any of the above, then this is the best learning path to help you launch your TPM initiative and, your personal development in TPM.


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