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Planned Maintenance (TPM)

Build a Periodic Maintenance System

The fourth phase in imple­ment­ing Planned Main­te­nance is to estab­lish a Peri­od­ic Main­te­nance sys­tem. Learn how to iden­ti­fy time-based main­te­nance activ­i­ties, select equip­ment that requires or ben­e­fits from peri­od­ic main­te­nance, and the steps to estab­lish such a system.

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What Is Planned Maintenance?

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Getting Started with Planned Maintenance

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Evaluate Equipment

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Understand Current Condition of Maintenance

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Restore Deterioration

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Correct Weaknesses

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How Planned Maintenance Activities Support Autonomous Maintenance

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Build a Maintenance Information Management System

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Build a Predictive Maintenance System

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Evaluate the Planned Maintenance System

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The fifth phase in imple­ment­ing Planned Main­te­nance is to estab­lish a Pre­dic­tive Main­te­nance sys­tem. Learn how to iden­ti­fy crit­i­cal equip­ment con­di­tions that trig­ger main­te­nance work, the advan­tages of pre­dic­tive main­te­nance work over pre-sched­uled work, and how to select detec­tion methods.