ATAC | TPM is equipment life cycle and performance focused

TPM is equipment life cycle and performance focused

TPM is a Lean-based system applied to equipment maintenance. It focuses on a lifecycle approach using teams to improve availability, performance and quality of critical machines.

TPM is a series of methods to ensure that every machine in a production process is always able to perform its required tasks so that production is never interrupted. Using the tools of 5s, TPM seeks to maintain equipment -- particularly critical equipment -- to top performance standards.	Video: TPM Course Description Find more videos like this on Auburn Works

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Increase profits Increase sales Increase productivity Improve quality Increase customer satisfaction Increase employee satisfaction Reduce costs Reduce inventory Reduce cycle time Increase capacity Improve lead time	Principles of Lean (Lean 101) Value Stream Mapping 5s Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Quick Changeover Pull / Kanban / Cellular Flow Sustaining Continuous Improvement Lean Office Lean Accounting Rapid Improvement Event (kaizen) Problem Solving Lean Certificate Series

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