Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
Chances are you already know you must do something to improve the reliability of your equipment, but you may not know exactly what to do and how to get started. For thirty years Productivity has been helping companies like yours start and continue down the path of TPM. In 1989, Productivity published the quintessential book on TPM, TPM Development Program by Seiichi Nakajima. To this day we use these time tested principles as the foundation for our TPM approach.
Our TPM/Equipment Reliability Services:
Our Implementation Approach
Known as Pillars, our approach incorporates the five original pillars as taught by Mr. Nakajima, plus three additional pillars that have been added as business has evolved over the past 20 years. We call these the Nakajima 5 + 3. These pillars are:
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TPM Implementation Roadmap: Key 8
During the planning phase of TPM, we work with our clients to help them to design a customized implementation roadmap for their unique environment. Here is a generic sample.
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Lean Strategy -
Lean Management
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Lean Manufacturing
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Lean Equipment
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Lean Culture
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Lean Innovation
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Lean Supplier Development
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Administrative Lean
- Training
- Experience and Results
The LEANING Post
