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A dynamic, profit oriented approach to plant and equipment management, Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) combines the principles of preventive and predictive maintenance with management strategies, that increase profitability and return on assets through employees participation. TPM is a quality focused approach for asset management.
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The incorporation of TPM in a plant involves the following elements : |
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Practice of Planned Maintenance |
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Improvement of Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) |
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Initialization of Small Group Activity (SGA) |
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Early Equipment Maintenance |
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Training |
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Some Typical Benefits of TPM |
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Cleaner, tidier working environment |
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All tools in the correct place are AVAILABLE |
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Machine breakdowns reduced by 50% |
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Defects reduced by up to 30 times |
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Accidents reduced to ZERO |
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Improvement in Reliability and Maintainability |
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Enhanced Team working and skill building |
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IIPM provides a comprehensive training programme on TPM and also undertakes consultancy work for implementation of TPM. We have Consultants with hands on experience for implementing TPM for Engineering, Continuous process plants like Chemical, Petro-chemical, Refineries, Cements etc, Pharmaceuticals and other Industries. All our trainings and other interventions are designed to suit the unique need and culture of Indian Industries.
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Our Esteemed Clients |
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JK Paper, (Rayagada) – In improving their OEE |
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Central Pulp Mill (Surat) - In improving their OEE |
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