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    TPM Development Program Implementing Total Productive Maintenance

    This book outlines a three-year program for systemic TPM development and implementation.

    It describes in detail the five principal development activities of TPM:

      1. Systematic elimination of the six big equipment related losses through small group activities
      2. Autonomous maintenance (by operators)
      3. Scheduled maintenance for the maintenance department
      4. Training in operation and maintenance skills
      5. Comprehensive equipment management from the design stage

    By Seiichi Nakajima
    Hardcover
    Publisher: Productivity Press 1989
    Language: English
    ISBN-10 0915299461
    ISBN-13 9780915299461

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