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Measuring TPM Effectiveness

Measuring TPM Effectiveness

Effec­tive TPM pro­grams deliv­er sus­tain­able results by build­ing capa­bil­i­ty in process­es, equip­ment, sys­tems, and peo­ple. Run­ning a suc­cess­ful TPM pro­gram requires an under­stand­ing of how to set tar­gets and mea­sure progress. Learn the four per­spec­tives for eval­u­at­ing TPM effec­tive­ness and how to set up review processes.

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Over­all Equip­ment Effec­tive­ness, or OEE, is a key indi­ca­tor of the health of the equip­ment run­ning in a plant. Cal­cu­lat­ing and improv­ing OEE is a cen­tral activ­i­ty of TPM and equip­ment-focused con­tin­u­ous improve­ment in gen­er­al. Many orga­ni­za­tions improve equip­ment capac­i­ty by 50% — 100% by focus­ing on improv­ing OEE. Learn how to cal­cu­late OEE and how to use this met­ric to regain lost capacity.