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Focused Improvement (TPM)

Focused Improvement of Speed Losses

Reduced Speed is a source of equip­ment loss­es that is easy to over­look. A machine may appear to be run­ning well, when in fact it’s run­ning at a slow­er speed than it is capa­ble of by design under good oper­at­ing con­di­tions. Learn the two com­mon types of speed loss­es, the ini­tial actions to sta­bi­lize the process, and how to observe and address equip­ment loss­es due to reduced speed.

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What Is Focused Improvement?

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The Six Big Losses

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Getting Started with Focused Improvement

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Focused Improvement of Changeover Losses

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Focused Improvement of Startup and Yield Losses

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Focused Improvement of Idling and Minor Stops

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Focused Improvement of Speed Losses

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Focused Improvement of Defect Losses

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Practical Problem Solving for Focused Improvement

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How To Do a Loss Analysis

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What Is a TPM Small Group Activity?

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How to Create a Failure Map

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Next Video Focused Improvement of Breakdown Losses 

Equip­ment fail­ures and break­downs are a com­mon and sig­nif­i­cant source of lost equip­ment capac­i­ty. Many activ­i­ties with­in TPM con­tribute toward the long-term ambi­tion of zero break­downs. Learn how to select a project for the Focused Improve­ment of break­downs, the five com­mon mea­sures to reduce break­downs, and how the first four pil­lars of TPM address this type of loss.