Implementing Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) towards being World Class in Equipment Maintenance. Our Goal is towards a Zero Downtime,Zero Defects, maximizing Production time to delight our Customers by our commitment to deliver Productivity & 1st Class Quality with on time Delivery towards 21st Century Business of Delighting our Customers.
5 days TPM Workshop/Implementation Strategies at F&N
1. F&N Dairies
Pulau Indah
Klang
TPM Assessment/
Implementation
Towards World
Class Manufacturing
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4. TPM Implementation
Planning and Preparation:
1. Top management commits to TPM implementation
2. Introductory Education and Training
3. Establish TPM promotion organization
4. Value stream map and select pilot model
5. Collect OEE data / Select a Baseline
6. Set basic policies and targets
7. Create master plan for TPM implementation
8. TPM kickoff
5. Full TPM Implementation
Implementation
9. Establish system to improve production efficiency
– Autonomous Maintenance (Workshop)
– Kaizen
– Planned Maintenance
– Skill enhancement
– Small Group Activities
10. Early equipment management
11. Establish a quality maintenance system
12. Improve operation efficiency in the office environment
13. Establish safety, hygiene and working environmental
protection system
14. Total application of TPM and raising the level
6. TPM Strategy
Day 1
– Team Charter/ formation and TPM kick-off
– Establish TPM policies, TPM schedule steps
– Gather Info/data for AM checklist,
– Clean n Inspect, Clean, Oil, Dirt
Day 2
– Re access maintenance activities, gather data
and validate info for A.M. Check - pictures before.
– Identify Improvement Activities
Day 3
– Focused Improvements(Kaizen)
– Improvement Action Plan-Clean, Dust, Oil
– Preparation for Improvement Projects
Action List Proposal/AM Training
Day 4
– AM Training/Action Implementation
– Document Report using standard formats
Day 5
– Report Out & Presentation
7. Day 1 Morning
TPM policies,6 Steps to TPM Installation
• Establish basic TPM policies and SMART goals.
Analyze the existing conditions and set goals
that are SMART.
(Gather Info for AM checklist, Clean n Inspect)
• 6 Steps to TPM Installation
(until Clean & Inspect)
• TPM kick-off.
Implementation will begin at this stage.
8. Noon
Cleaning and Inspection
• Log Out Tag Out on Machine.
• Actual Cleaning and Inspection of Machine to
externalize to Autonomous Maintenance.
Operators routine cleaning and inspection will help
stabilize conditions and stop accelerated deterioration.
(reference Clean & Inspection Checklist for Production
Machine)
9. Day 2 Morning
Autonomous maintenance for Operators
• Develop an autonomous maintenance program for
Operators.
• Create a DAILY Autonomous Maintenance Checklist,
(Use Visual Roadmap/log out tag out procedures/TPM
Board)
Operators routine cleaning and inspection will help stabilize conditions and stop accelerated deterioration.
(Reference: AM Cleaning and Inspecting followed by AM Checklist for Printing Machine)
10. Noon Assessment/Improvements
• Identify problems found during Clean & Inspect.
• Identify Improvements projects for Moonshine
activities
– improve 5S
– Address dust
– Oil n Lubrication
(Reference: AM Cleaning and Inspecting followed by AM Checklist
for Production Machine)
11. Day 3
Focused Improvements (KAIZEN)
• Improvement Action Plan-Clean, Dust, Oil
Identify causes of Dust and Contamination and
Brainstorm actions to address n prevent
occurance
• Preparation for Moonshine Projects
Action List Proposal/AM Training
(Use 1H n 4 WHs approach to identify root cause.)
12. Day 4
AM Training and Action Implementation
• AM Training/Action Implementation
• Document Report *
(Use Target & Scope, Before n After Cartoon &Kaizen
Newspaper to record activities with Pictures with
Road Map & Visual identifications for AM. on TPM
Board).
13. Day 5 Report Out and Presentation
• Report out presentation.
– Objective/Target and Scope
– Improvement Cartoon
– Kaizen Newspaper
– Review
14. Where are we today?
Is most of your time spent fire fighting?
Are equipment failures and quality issues a problem?
Is very little time spent on preventing
the failures and quality defects from occurring?
Do you have institutionalized rework in
your facilities?
16. Why TPM?
• TPM combines the traditionally American practice of
Preventive Maintenance with Total Quality Control
and Total Employee Involvement, to create a culture
in which the user partners with the Maintenance in
maintaining the Equipment towards a “ready to use
condition” using energy efficiently.
• It is a company-wide team-based effort to build
quality into equipment and to improve overall
equipment effectiveness
17. Why Implement TPM?
Cost Reduction
for Survival
Strict Quality
Demands
World
ClassDiversification
of Needs,
Shorter Delivery
Time
Change Work
Environment
Reduce cost
dramatically by
pursuing the
extreme in
equipment
(production)
effectiveness
Establish
conditions that
will not allow
defects and
manage
conditions that
will prevent
defects
Create unmanned
operations and
people friendly
working
equipment
Minimize
machine setup
time and get the
product to the
customer on
time World Class Qualifiers
18. Set-Up and
Adjustment
Idling and
Minor Stoppage Reduced
Speed
Quality:
Defects in Process
& Rework
Reduced
Yield
Equipment
Failures
Easy to measure
Low impact on profit
High impact
on profits
Labor
Materials/spares
Outside services
Maintenance overhead
Equipment Production Losses
(Six Big Losses)
The first 8 steps are part of our preparation, and you can plan on spending 3 to six months on this stage depending on the size of your company.
Step 1 Top management Commits to Implement TPM: The success or failure of TPM greatly depends on the determination and enthusiasm of top management. The top person should personally declare the determination to implement TPM at a staff meeting and that declaration should be printed in a company bulletin or newsletter
Step 2 Introductory education and training: Top executives and management should be educated first so they know what their roles are in TPM. The training should then be cascaded down to the rest of the employees.
Step 3 Establish TPM promotional organization: TPM is promoted through overlapping small group activities. A TPM promotion office should be established and staffed with full time person’s to promote TPM.
Step 4 Value stream map and select pilot model: A value stream map of the area that you intend on first introducing TPM too should be conducted and machine’s prioritized. You should then select your pilot model it is recommended that you do not select the most critical bottleneck as your pilot model machine. You want to make sure you pick a winnable pilot.
Step 5 Collect OEE data and Baseline: If OEE data is not available for your pilot model then 2-3 months of OEE data should be collected. This holds true for reliability data as well. This is also the time that you should get the finance department involved to help track costs and benefits of TPM.
Step 6 Set basic Policies and targets: Implementing TPM is not a goal in itself. TPM is executed as a means of attaining corporate needs, principles and targets. This should always be kept in mind when setting basic principles and target of TPM.
Step 7 Create Master Plan for TPM implementation: The master plan specifies the details of the principle TPM activities and gives start and completion dates for implementation of each of the pillar activities
Step 8 TPM Kickoff: TPM kickoff can be as simple as letter from the top executive kicking off the TPM program or as elaborate as a large scale event where all employees are invited to a formal TPM kickoff ceremony.
Steps 9- 14 are the actual implementation of TPM, and begin immediately following the kickoff. It generally takes 2 1/2 to 3 years to reach world class levels. However Larger businesses with many employees may require 3 to 5 years
Ask for examples of each of these losses.
Which loss is usually the biggest?
(Setup is typically the biggest loss.)
Many AIW activities are strictly focused on setup reduction with the goal being less than 10 minutes.
An example is of a machine setup improvement within Boeing where the setup was reduced from over 4 hours to 3 seconds.
Key Points:
What gets measured gets done.
Let’s make what’s important more measurable,
Instead of what’s measurable more important!!!
The way things usually are today. This can apply to almost any department, take engineering and Maintenance for instance. Instead of I run it you fix it. It would be I design it, you fix and vise versa.