Find everything you need to know about production optimization and Total Productive Maintenance in one set: definitions, illustrations and work instructions for improving your production facilities.

Optimize your production with Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)

The TPM concept aims to optimize production processes and focuses primarily on the maintenance of automated production facilities. Total Productive Maintenance delegates the tasks of machine maintenance and servicing to production personnel, thereby bridging the gap between those who give instructions and those who carry them out.

The goal is always to maximize plant productivity. This goal is to be achieved in 5 phases:

• Phase I: Determine the productivity target
  
• Phase II: Analysis of data, processes, weaknesses and potential
  
• Phase III: Plant management and optimization planning
  
• Phase IV: Institutionalize and secure the overall concept
  
• Phase V: Transfer of the process to other production areas

The TPM concept is based on 8 pillars: continuous improvement, autonomous maintenance, preventive maintenance, training and education, start-up monitoring, quality management, TPM in administrative areas and occupational safety, environmental and health protection.

TPM maximizes profits

Do you want to optimize your production facilities and save time and money? Continuous maintenance of your production facilities is essential. All departments that work with technical production equipment benefit from the application of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), as production processes can be optimized and profits maximized.

Define and document work steps in PowerPoint

If you are planning to implement TPM measures in your company, present the basic principles of the concept to your team and use the set as a guide to achieve concrete optimization of your production facilities. To facilitate this process, the set includes definitions, explanations, and instructions on all aspects of Total Productive Maintenance.

This PowerPoint template contains:

• Definitions and key terms
  
• The 8 pillars of the TPM concept
  
• The 5 phases of the optimization process
  
• Advantages of the TPM process
  
• Detailed instructions for each work step
  
• Diagrams that simplify and illustrate processes