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Combines total quality management with a strategic view of maintenance from process and equipment design to preventive maintenance

Total Productive Maintenance

1

Provided to ensure that if one component or path fails, the system has recourse to another

Redundancy

1

An independent maintenance carried out by the operators of the machines rather than by dedicated maintenance technicians

Autonomous Maintenance

1

Focuses on working design error detection and prevention into the production process

Quality Maintenance

1

Involves monitoring equipment and facilities, performing routine inspections, servicing, and keeping facilities in good repair

Preventive Maintenance

2

It is the probability that a machine part or product will function properly for a specified time under stated conditions

Reliability

2

Eliminating clutter from the workspace

Seiri

2

This is where operators learn skills to proactively maintain equipment and identify emerging problems

Training and Education

2

The expected time between a repair and the next failure of a component, machine, process, or product

MTBF

2

The organization is prepared for a breakdown and even expects it to happen

Planned Breakdown Maintenance

5

Includes all activities involved in keeping a system’s equipment in working order

Maintenance

5

Costs incurred when performing routine actions to keep an asset in its original condition

Maintenance Costs

5

Sustain

Shitsuke

5

Employees can perform their tasks in a safe place without health risks

Safety, health and environment

5

Occurs when preventive maintenance fails and equipment/facilities must be repaired on an emergency or priority basis

Breakdown Maintenance

8

To measure reliability in a system in which each component may have its own unique reliability, the method of computing system reliability (Rs) is simple  

System Reliability

8

Ensure order by following "a place for everything and everything in its place"

Seiton

8

High initial failure rate

Infant Mortality

8

Takes the practical knowledge and overall understanding of manufacturing equipment acquired through total productive maintenance and uses it to improve the design of new equipment

Early Equipment Management

8

Providing back up components to increase reliability

Backup Redundancy

10

The paths are assumed to be independent; therefore, success on any one path allows the system to perform

Parallel Redundancy

10

Clean the workspace and keep it that way

Seiso

10

Also called an unplanned downtime event

Unplanned Breakdown Maintenance

10

The basic unit of measure for reliability

Product Failure Rate

10

Enhances reliability and customer satisfaction

Technology