Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) & 5S Seminar offered by TPC Trainco
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Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) & 5S Seminar
Bring this seminar on-site to your facility for groups of 10 or more. |
A 2-Day seminar designed to help you Reduce Breakdowns, Stoppages and Lower your Costs!
Course Description
| Purpose of Seminar: TPM focuses on getting managers, maintenance personnel and equipment users all working together to prevent equipment problems and reduce expenditures. By giving ownership and responsibility of equipment and processes to the right employees, equipment breakdowns are reduced. 5S provides a systematic approach to setting standards and visual guides for preventing breakdowns and making your equipment run smoothly. By the end of this seminar, students will be able to go back to their facility and immediately apply what they learned to help keep their equipment up an running. Training like this never costs – it pays! |
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| Who should take this course: This seminar is a must for anyone who is involved with maintenance at industrial plants, utilities or commercial and private building facilities. Attendees come from a wide variety of industries, skill-levels, company sizes, and job titles, so if you’re not sure you’ll fit in or will benefit from the class, don’t worry – you will – as long as your job involves maintenance! |
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| Course Outline / Agenda: I. WORKPLACE ORGANIZATION USING 5S -Sort -Set in Order -Shine -Standardize -Sustain II. CREATING A MAINTENANCE TEAM -Operator involvement -Maintenance Personnel Involvement -Management involvement III.“FIVE WHY” TOOL TO FERRET OUT ROOT CAUSES IV. TYPES OF EQUIPMENT FAILURES V.CAUSES OF EQUIPMENT FAILURES VI.WHEN AND HOW TO REPORT PROBLEMS VII.CLEANING AND INSPECTION VIII.CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OF EQUIPMENT -Measuring Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) -How measurement develops proper focus for maintenance -Six big losses resulting from inadequate maintenance -Calculating OEE IX.KEY ELEMENTS OF PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE X.TRACKING PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE XI.BUILDING EFFECTIVE CHECKLISTS XII. KEY ELEMENTS OF PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE XIII,TEAM WORK -Operator’s Role -Maintainer’s Role -Management’s Role XIV.HOW VISUAL CONTROLS ASSIST TOTAL PRODUCTIVE MAINTENANCE XV.COMMUNICATING THE TPM MENTALITY TO EVERYONE IN THE FACILITY |
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| About our Instructors: "Real World Training...for Real World Needs" is not just our slogan, but also our mission statement. At American Trainco, we approach our students as if they were our own employees. We instruct them and guide them in practical knowledge that allows them to immediately go back to their workplace and apply what they have learned. Our instructors are seasoned veterans with years of real world experience, and the students who attend our seminars often get more from a single week of training than an entire year of reading textbooks or watching videos. How do we know? They tell us. Anyone can teach theory, but there simply is no substitute for experience. What sets American Trainco apart is our ability to communicate that experience into the brains of our students. As one attendee told us at the end of his two-day training course, "I think I can go back to work now and teach the veterans a thing or two." Mission Accomplished. All American Trainco instructors are required to have a formal education and real world work experience. They need to be leaders in their field. We don't hire field people without teaching experience, and we don't hire teachers without field experience. They must have both. And since attendees critique the instructor at the end of each class, a positive and enjoyable learning experience is virtually guaranteed. |
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