TPM Basic Awareness

and
Autonomous Maintenance

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 A Brief History-TPM
Total Productive
Maintenance
1971 - Present

Breakdown Preventive Corrective Maintenance

MaintenanceMaintenance Maintenance Prevention
< 1950 1950 - 1970 1957 - 1978
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1960 - 1980
2
Meaning of T-P-M
•Total Efficiency Maximisation
T - TOTAL •Total Lifecycle of Production Sys
•Total Manpower Coverage

Productivity Maximisation by :
P - PRODUCTIVE
•Zero Accident
•Zero Defect
•Zero Breakdown

Maintenance Covers Life Cycle

M - MAINTENANCE Of Prod. System:
•Individual Processes
•Plants
•Prod. Management System
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 Focussed
Improvement

Autonomous
Maintenance

Planned
Maintenance

Education &
Training
Pillars of TPM

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Early Equipment
Management
8 Pillars of TPM

(1989 – Present)

Quality
Maintenance

Indirect
Department

Safety & Environ.

Management
4
 Calculating Equipment Loss
Overall
EquipmentOperating
= Rate X Performance X Rate of
Efficiency Efficiency Qlty Prdts.

Operating Performance Rate of

Rate Efficiency Quality Pdts.

Function of Total Time Function

Vs of Std. Cycle Time
Function of Good O/Put
Down Time : Vs. Actual Cycle Time: Vs. Defective O/Put :
•Scheduled •Operation Stability •Rejections
•Planned Mtn •Minor Stoppages •Rework
•B/Down Mtn
•C/Over
•Tool Change ANAND U 5
 Calculating Equipment Loss
Overall
EquipmentOperating
= Rate X Performance X Rate of
Efficiency Efficiency Qlty Prdts.

Operating Performance Rate of

Rate Efficiency Quality Pdts.

87% 50% 98%

Goal : > 85%
OEE = 43 %
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 Breakdown

Defects

Minor Stoppages

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C/Over & Adj

Seven Big Losses

Tool Change

Reduced
Speed

Start-up
Loss
7

------------ Cumulative % --------------

0%
100 %
 Types of Deterioration

Natural Forced
Deterioration Deterioration

Ageing under Artificially Accelerated

Standard because of Non-Standard
Operating Operating Conditions
Conditions
Breakdown Attracts
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Breakdown ! 8
Basic Approach to
Zero Breakdown
•Breakdowns Occur ! •Zero Breakdowns !
•Equipment Fails ! •We will not Cause
Equipment Failure !

Breakdowns !

Anand Hidden Defects

•Physical
•Dust / Dirt
•Abrasion, Play, Looseness. Leakage
•Psychological
•Corrosion, Scratches, Deformation
•Temp, Vibration, Noise
ANAND U 9
 Transformation – Phase 1
Operator : Possess ability to do
Self Initiated Maintenance

Maintenance Person :
Possess ability to do Maintenan
on all types of Equipment

TSG : Possess ability to do design

such equipment that require
no maintenance
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Definition:
A set of activities for
restoring equipment to its
optimal condition and
changing the work
environment to maintain
those conditions through
daily maintenance activities.

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Objective:
To restructure the
corporate culture
through behavioral
changes and equipment
improvements.
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THE

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Intent:

To upgrade the capabilities

of all company members
through education, training,
and participation.
TPM

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Purpose:
To identify productivity
losses and involve all
members of the company
in loss elimination
programs.

L O S S

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What Are The Benefits ?

 Safe Work Environment

 Job Security
 Improved Quality
 Increased Productivity
 Improved Skills

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 What Can Be Expected?
Productivity:
Valueadded improvement 1.5 to 2 times.
40% reduction in breakdowns.
Overall equipment efficiency up 1.5 to 2 times

Quality:
Reduction in Work-In-Process (WIP) defects.
Reduction in Parts Per Million (PPM).

Cost:
Production costs reduced by 30%.
Quality cost reduced by 30%.
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 What Can Be Expected?
Delivery:
Reduced finished goods inventory by 50%.
100% on-time delivery.
Reduced premium freight by 60%.

Safety & Morale:

Zero accidents.
5 -- 10 suggestions per employee.

Education:
Skill upgrading of employees.
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 Equipment Failure Statistic

Autonomous Maint.
Lubrication Method Role in B/D
Reduction
13%
Lack Of Cleaning
Dirt Lubricant
12% 24% Lubrication

Inspection
Loose Parts
8% Tightening

Other Equip.
Failures
43% Source: JIPM

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Overview of Eight Pillars

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 Pillar : Planned maintenance

Aim : Realise efficiency in maintenance department to

eliminate 8 major losses

Method: Daily maintenance

TBM, CBM, Improvement for increasing the service
life expectancy, control for replacement of parts, failure
analysis and prevention of re-occurrence, Lubrication control

Who : Operator and maintenance men

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 Pillar : Focused Improvement

Aim :
•To focus on specific losses & Increase productivity, ease of
operation & Standardization of methods
•To ensure adequate methods for identification of losses &
countermeasure implementation
•To increase ease of detecting / correcting deterioration of
equipment

Method: Repeated Equipment Breakdown Analysis &

Countermeasures, CAP-Do for Minor Stoppages, CAP-Do for
Change-over, CAP_Do for Defects

Who : Operator and Technical Services Group

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 Pillar : Education and training

Aim : Raise the technical skill level of operators and

maintenance men

Method: Basic maintenance steps- nuts & bolts - key mating -

Bearings- Gear Transmission- Leakage prevention
- Hyd & Pneumatic eqpt -Electrical control systems

Who : Operators and maintenance men

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Pillar : Initial flow control

Aim : Shorten the trial period for new product, design of new
equipment, and run-up time for stable launching of
products

Method:
•Set forth development and design targets
•Easy to manufacture, maintain and reliable equipment
•Study of LCC
•Review of design methodologies

Who : R & D / Production Engg Staff

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Pillar : Quality Maintenance

Aim : Realise ‘Zero’ defects through observing the required

equipment maintenance
Method: Conformation to the standards for quality
characteristics and recognise the defect symptom and actual
defect record. Assure product quality, investigate the unit
process material and energy utilisation eqpt condition and
production methods. Investigation, analysis and kaizens for
fuguai conditions . Set forth 3 M conditions and inspection
reference values. Standardisation of the rules to be observed and
trend control
Who : Staff and cell leaders

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 Pillar : Safety

Aim : Attain and keep the Zero accident level

Create a healthy and clean working area
Method: Safety measures to protect the operators from equipment accidents
Make the operation safe
Improve the working environment - noise, dust
Measures to achieve environment protection.
Attention to the health and hygiene of the employees
Promotion of cheerful working environment.

Who : Managers & staff

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Pillar : Office TPM

Aim : Realise Zero functional loss

Organise high efficiency
Render service and support function to the service
departments

Method: By 5 pillar activities

Who : Members of sales and administrative departments

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 TPM General Master Plan
Kick off TPM Award

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13

INTRO TRAINING
Self CRI. M/C -S1 CM–S3
CRI. M/C –S2
Mainten IMPORTANT M/C –S1 / 2 / 3
ance PILOT M/C
ALL M/C –S1 / 2 / 3
S4

DATA MGT.
TPM DATA MONITORING ON EACH LINE
Individual
Improve ANALYSIS OF B/DOWN & MINOR STOPS

ments IMPROVEMENT FOR CHANGE OVER

ANALY. CHRONIC LOSSES

BREAKDOWN ANALYSIS
Planned IMPROVE WEAK POINT PARTS
Mainten ESTABLISH PM STANDARDS
ance
PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE
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Understanding
Losses

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16 Major Losses
Which Obstruct Production Efficiency

 5 Major Losses Obstructing

Manpower Efficiency

 3 Major Losses Obstructing Material

& Energy Utilization

 8 Major Losses Obstructing

Equipment Efficiency

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16 Major Losses - Continued

5 Major Losses Obstructing Manpower Efficiency:

1. Management Loss
2. Operating Motion Loss
3. Line Organization Loss
4. Logistics Loss
5. Measurement &
Adjustment Loss

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 16 Major Losses - Continued

3 Major Losses Obstructing Material & Energy Utilization:

1. Energy Loss
2. Die, Tool, & Fixture Loss
3. Material Loss

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16 Major Losses - Continued
8 Major Losses Obstructing Equipment Efficiency:

1. Equipment Failure Loss: Largest failure of all losses.

Two types:
a. Function-Stoppage:
Failure occurs unexpectedly
b. Function-Deterioration:
Decreases over time

2. Set-Up & Adjustment Loss

Set-Up: Losses due to changeover
Adjustment: Minor process adjustments

ANAND U 32
 16 Major Losses - Continued
8 Major Losses Obstructing Equipment Efficiency:
3. Consumable Parts Change Loss: Weld tip, weld liners,
cutting bits

4. Start-Up Loss: Equipment warm-up

and stabilization

5. Minor Stoppage & Idling Loss: Losses we have a tendency

to “put up with”
- part hanging
- pushing re-set button

ANAND U 33
 16 Major Losses - Continued

8 Major Losses Obstructing Equipment Efficiency:

6. Speed Loss: Slowing the equipment

down to produce good
quality

7. Defect & Rework Loss: Time and manpower lost

in both types

8. Shutdown Loss: Planned stoppage of

equipment

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Autonomous
Maintenance

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Autonomous Maintenance
 Purpose:
 Prevent equipment from forced deterioration
 Keeping one's own equipment in good condition by
oneself
 Members:
 Operator, Cell Coordinator
 Activities:
 Initial cleanup
 Countermeasure for HTA & SOC
 Creation of autonomous standards for equipment
 Daily CLIT activity
 Training of operators proficient in equipment
 Adequate compliances with basic and usage
requirements of equipment

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Autonomous Maintenance

Activities where each operator

performs timely inspection,
lubrication, consumable parts
replacement, repair,
troubleshooting, accuracy checks,
etc. . . . . on their own equipment.

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 The Goal Of
Autonomous Maintenance

Keeping one's own

equipment in good
condition by oneself.

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 Types of Deterioration

Natural Forced
Deterioration Deterioration

Ageing under Artificially Accelerated

Standard because of Non-Standard
Operating Operating Conditions
Conditions
Breakdown Attracts
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Breakdown ! 39
Basic Approach to
Zero Breakdown
•Breakdowns Occur ! •Zero Breakdowns !
•Equipment Fails ! •We will not Cause
Equipment Failure !

Breakdowns !

Anand Hidden Defects

•Physical
•Dust / Dirt
•Abrasion, Play, Looseness. Leakage
•Psychological
•Corrosion, Scratches, Deformation
•Temp, Vibration, Noise
ANAND U 40
 Activities
Performed By The
Operator

Prevent Measure Restore

Deterioration Deterioration Deterioration

ANAND U 41
 TPM Roles Of

Establish Keep Prevent Improve

Improve
Basic Operation Machine Weak
Skill
Conditions Conditions From Points In
Deteriorating Design

Operators Maintenance

Management

ANAND U 42
 Seven Steps of
Autonomous Maintenance

Autonomous Maintenance

Standardization

Autonomous Inspection
General Inspection

Prepare Temporary Standard

Countermeasure for HTA & SOC

Initial Cleanup

ANAND U 43
AM Step Zero
 Preparation for Step 1
 Safety education about equipment
 Basic knowledge about machine
structure
 Arrangement of cleaning material

 Arrangement of white and red tags

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Machine / Lock Photo

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AM Step One

Initial
Cleaning
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Initial Cleaning Cleaning is
Inspection

 Take pictures to show “Before Conditions”

 Safety first
 Thoroughly clean dirt accumulated over
years
 Open covers and guards to clean inside
 Also clean the environment around the
equipment
 Cleaning becomes a normal part of the
operator responsibility

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 Cleaning is
Initial Cleaning – Continued...... Inspection

Attach tags to problem location TPM

Tags to be filled out by all operators

Each problem requires its own tag

White TAG -- Operator responsible

to repair
RED TAG -- Maintenance group
responsible for repairs

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TPM Tags

TPM
Autonomous Maintenance TPM
Autonomous Maintenance
Step. No. 12 3 4 5 Step. No. 12 3 4 5
Problem Found Here Problem Found Here
Equipment: Equipment:
A
: sset No.: A
: sset No.:
Date Found: Date Found:
Found By: Found By:
Description of Problem: Description of Problem:

REMOVE THIS SHEET AFTER ATTACHING

ATTACH THIS SHEET TO EQUIPMENT
TAG AND USE IT AS COPY
Page 1 Page 2

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Tag History
Upon completion of the repair, log or file
tags for future reference.
Keep the information at the cell.
Red tag history highlights:
 Recurring problems
 Repair history
 Maintenance response
White tag history highlights:
 Operator repairs and minor stoppages
 Recurring problems that need to be red tagged

ANAND U 52
Things to Look for During Cleaning

 Looseness
 Breakage, Deformation, Crack
 Wear & Tear
 Play, Slack
 Misalignment
 Poor soldering
 Poor wiring
 Rust
 Contamination
 Oil leaks
 Unwanted parts

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 AM Step Two

Counter Measures for

Hard-to-Access
&
Source of Contamination

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Countermeasures For
Hard-to-Access Areas

1. Relocate for better access

2. Plexi-glass covers
3. Windows or guards
4. Fill unused or unnecessary
holes/groove

Note: Always use approved and

permanent countermeasures.

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 Countermeasures For
Source of Contamination

Eliminate Sources That Make The Equipment

Dirty.
1. Repair or tag leaks
2. Create ways to remove slag, shavings etc.
3. Use filters where necessary
4. Check for exhaust fan possibilities
5. If the source can not be eliminated, contain the
source, until it is eliminated

Note: Always use approved and permanent

countermeasures.

ANAND U 56
Steps In Preparing A Temporary Guard
Observe Line

Think Of A Way To Control

The Source Of
Contamination

Make A Model Using

Corrugated Cardboard
3
2
Try 1
Improvement
Fabricate Temporary Device
Using Galvanized Steel Or
Other Material

Produce Final Device

Suggest As
Standardization And
Future Design Information
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 Hard-To-Access & Source Of Contamination Areas
Equipment Asset Page
No.:____________________
Name:____________________ No.:____________________

Type Description Item Completion

Counter- Who Who
Of
Cleaning, measure Found Responsible
HTA SOC Problem Lubrication,
Inspection Target Actual

ANAND U 58
AM Step Two: Benefits
 Contamination is stopped at source.
 Contamination is controlled/
minimized .
 Access is improved to areas that are
difficult to Clean, Lubricate, Inspect
and Tighten.
 Time taken for CLIT activities is
reduced.

ANAND U 59
 AM Step Three

Preparation
Of
Temporary
Standard
This step is to enhance the equipment
reliability & maintainability
ANAND U 60
Temporary Check Sheet for CLIT

 What items need to be check.

 Who will perform the check.
 Where the location is to be checked.
 What to use for the inspection or
cleaning.
 Target time to complete the task.

ANAND U 61
 Temporary Standard - C L I T Sheet
Autonomous Maintenance – Step 3
SN What Item What to do How When Who Target
Time

1 Outer Portion of Cleaning Hand Daily Operator 2 Min

Motor and Pump

2 Foundation Bolt Check whether Hand Daily Operator 1 Min

properly Tight

3 Belt Tension Proper Hand Daily Operator 1 Min

4 Leakage No leakage Visual Daily Operator 2 Min

5 Crank case Check oil level Visual Daily Operator 1 Min

6 Pulley, Guard Cleaning Hand Weekly Operator 5 Min

and Belt

7 Pulley Guard Check whether proper Hand Daily Operator 1 Min

tight

8 Complete Pump Functioning Properly Visual Daily Operator 2 Min

Total Time Required – Daily 10 minutes and additionally weekly 5 minutes

ANAND U 62
Visual Control to Support AM Step 3

 Gauges should be marked for high

and low operating ranges

 Points of lubrication should be marked

and color coded for quick, accurate
identification

ANAND U 63
Visual Control to Support AM Step 3

ANAND U 64
 Equipment Failure Statistic

Autonomous Maint.
Lubrication Method Role in B/D
Reduction
13%
Lack Of Cleaning
Dirt Lubricant
12% 24% Lubrication

Inspection
Loose Parts
8% Tightening

Other Equip.
Failures
43% Source: JIPM

ANAND U 65
One Point Lesson
 Tool to convey information regarding
knowledge and skill of equipment, and
about trouble/improvement cases.
 Designed to help enhance knowledge and
skill in a short period of time at just the
right time whenever required.
 To upgrade the level of expertise of whole
circle.
 To encourage every member to think,
study and prepare OPL and teach to all
the team members.

ANAND U 66
One Point Lesson
 Correct usage of part of equipment
 Generating sources
 Difficult to access location
 Structure and function of machine
 Inspection method

ANAND U 67
Key Points For Success In Implementation

 Cooperation Between All Departments

 Maintenance understanding and support
 Led By Work Teams
 Operator Input and Decision on Check
Sheet Items
 TPM Activities Become Part Of The Daily
Routine

ANAND U 68
Key Points For Success In Implementation

 Transmission Of Education
 One Point Lesson Sheet
 Standardization

 Activities Board:
Timing Chart
# Of Equipment Failures
# Of Minor Stoppages
Changeover Time
"Before" & "After" Pictures
Clean-up Time
Maintenance Costs
One Point Lessons
Defect Rate
Current Step In Progress
Problem Tag Data
Downtime Data
Equipment Check Time
Accidents

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Key Points For Success In Implementation

 Quick Repair
 TPM Meetings
 Step System
 Step Audit
 Promote Success Stories

ANAND U 70
Autonomous Maintenance Audit

Upon completion of each step, the work teams will

request an audit of the step just completed.

Thisaudit will allow managers to confirm whether the

Autonomous Activities are being followed to their intent.

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AM Step Four

General
Inspection

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AM Step 4 – General Inspection
 This is three days training module
conducted by Anand U Pune Team.
 This consist of basic knowledge of
Electrical, Electronics, Hydraulics,
Pneumatics, Bearing & Lubrication,
Fasteners and Power Transmission
Devices.
 How to do day-to-day maintenance of
machine elements.
 Dos and Don’ts of machine operation.

ANAND U 74
General Inspection

ANAND U 75
Skill Assessment

SN Name Hydrau Pneum Electric

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1 Ashok
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 Machine Mechanism
Training

Hydraulics

Pressure gauge

4
3 5
2 6
Lubrication Pneumatics 1 bar 7

Operators
Skill
&
Knowledge
3
Water Oil

Fasteners Electrical

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 Use of Five Senses:
•Abnormal Sound
•Vibration
•Excess Heat
•Abnormal Smell
Hydraulics:
Lubrication: •Hydraulic oil level
•What to lubricate
•Room temp.
•When to lubricate
•Types of lubricants
•Pressure
for each point •Relief valve
•How to lubricates •Pump
•Cleanliness of •Filter
lubricants Regular •Leakage
Inspection
of
Machine
Pneumatics:
Elect & Electro •Air pressure
•Current •Air filter
•Voltage •Regulator
•Loose connections •Lubricator
•Equipment safety •Drain point
•Self safety •Air leakage

ANAND U 78
 Training Program
by

Subject Maintenance
Faculty Team

Supervisor / Cell Leader

Operator

ANAND U 79
 Operators’ Training

Machine
Process
Mechanism
Training
Training

Common M/C Specific M/C

Elements Elements

ANAND U 80
 Hydraulics

Proximity
Pneumatics
Sensors

Topics
Electrical
Identified Bearing &
For Lubrication
Training

Drives Safety

Fasteners

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 AM Step Five

Autonomous Inspection

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Autonomous Inspection
 Draft autonomous inspection check sheet
(Formal/Final Jishu Hozen Standard) for
Cleaning, Lubrication, Inspection and
Tightening of equipments.
 This final standard will be based on
tentative standard drafted during AM
step 3.
 Consider the results of AM step 4, in
drafting final Jishu Hozen standard.
 Clarify and define the role of production
and maintenance department in
preventive maintenance of equipments.

ANAND U 85
 PM Implementation

Role Role
.
of of .

Prod. Maint.

•Improve operator’s skill of

equipment inspection •Improve maintenance skills.
and operation.
•Provide technical support to
•Ensure adequate Jishu Hozen activities.
compliances with basic
requirements. •Restore machine condition.

•Compliances with usages •Identify design weaknesses.

requirement.

•Detect abnormality using five

human senses.
ANAND U 86
 Preventive Role of Production
Maintenance Department

• Selection of critical • Machine mechanism

locations in the m/c training to the operators

• Development of PM plan • Day to day preventive

maintenance
• Quick and correct
• Regular m/c inspection information to the maint
deptt
• Involvement of operator • Ideas to improve maint
in repair activity activities

ANAND U 87
 Preventive Role of Maintenance
Maintenance Department

• Selection of critical • Machine mechanism

locations in the m/c training to the operators

• Support to Jishu Hozen

• Development of PM plan
– Red tag removal

• Scheduled preventive
• Spare parts management
maintenance

• Monitoring maint
• Breakdown analysis
measures as MTBF, MTTR

• Activities to prevent • Improvements in design

reoccurrence of problem weaknesses
ANAND U 88
Production Maintenance
Department Department

Aim Should be
Productivity Improvement

ANAND U 89
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Detection
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Operation

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