Autonomous Maintenance
Autonomous Maintenance
to achieve ZERO Breakdown Maintenance that is performed by the machine operator rather than the maintenance staff. Autonomous maintenance includes tasks such as lubricating and tightening machine parts. The principal way in which the production department participates in TPM is through autonomous maintenance-cleaning, inspection, and simple adjustments performed systematically trained through 5/23/12
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Evolution
Start from Japanese idea-preventive maintenance was introduced-operators produced goods using machines and the maintenance group was dedicated to the work of maintaining those machines. Then, Autonomous Maintenance-one of the part of TPM-in this maintenance group focused only on more complex problems and project work for long term upgradesmain 3 steps-1. initial cleaning
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brings production and maintenance people together to accomplish a common goal. designed to help operators learn more about how their equipment functions. program prepares operators to be active partners with maintenance and engineering personnel in improving the overall performance and reliability of equipment.
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Knowing how to distinguish between normal and abnormal conditions (the ability to establish equipment conditions). Knowing how to ensure that normal equipment conditions are met (the ability to maintain equipment conditions). Knowing how to respond quickly to abnormalities (the ability to restore equipment conditions).
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1.- Initial cleaning 2.- Eliminate sources of contamination and inaccessible areas 3.- Creation of a checklist for cleaning and lubrication standards Operators determine by themselves what they have to do 4.- General inspection 5.- Autonomous Inspection 6.- Organization and housekeeping
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