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Focused Improvement of Idling and Minor Stops
Idling and minor stops are often less visible but surprisingly large contributors to equipment losses. Because minor stops are quick and easy to correct without repair or replacing parts, they are fundamentally different from failures and machine breakdowns. Learn the seven-step approach to addressing minor stop losses, the three metrics for tracking progress toward zero minor stops, and the importance of classifying and investigating the phenomena related to chronic losses.
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3Getting Started with Focused Improvement
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