[On-Demand Seminar] The Three Maintenance Types in TPM

TPM aims to eliminate all losses in manufacturing. What are the three types of maintenance that lead to the eradication of on-site troubles and improvement in quality?

●Overview and Objectives - As competition in the manufacturing industry intensifies, the concept of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), which aims to eliminate all losses in manufacturing, is being re-emphasized as an extremely effective means. Among the "Eight Pillars of TPM Deployment," the collaboration of the three maintenance activities: "Quality Maintenance," "Planned Maintenance," and "Autonomous Maintenance," has become particularly important in recent years as a countermeasure against quality defects. - In terms of activity collaboration, the basic idea is to identify inspection items that maintain good product conditions in "Quality Maintenance" activities, establish good product management standards in "Planned Maintenance" activities, and develop monitoring conditions and inspection methods in "Autonomous Maintenance" activities, creating a good cycle that leads to quality improvement. This course aims to teach the concepts and case studies of the three maintenance activities, as well as strategies and key points for addressing on-site issues, to assist in the eradication of on-site troubles and the enhancement of quality.

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1. Basic Principles of TPM - Definition and Objectives of TPM - The 16 Major Losses - Five Measures for Zero Failures 2. Autonomous Maintenance Activities - How to Promote Autonomous Maintenance Activities - Examples of Autonomous Maintenance Activities 3. Planned Maintenance Activities - Maintenance Methods and Step Development - Simple Maintenance Terminology and the Importance of Planned Maintenance 4. Quality Maintenance Activities - Definition and Concept of Quality Maintenance - Steps for Quality Maintenance - Considering Processing Points 5. Effects Achieved through TPM Activities - Effect Indicators, Intangible Effects - Qualitative Effects... Voices from Implementing Companies