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Team Huddles
Regularly scheduled meetings where team members discuss progress, share updates, and address challenges to enhance collaboration and communication.
4 Stages of Tuckman Model of Team Development
Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing
Forming
Focus is on what the team should be doing, establish a sense of purpose, listening is poor
Storming
Focus is on how the team should accomplish the goal, hidden agendas drive behavior, conflicts arise
Norming
Team re-aligns, team members become more open, working relationships improve
Performing
Team re-aligns, team members become more open, relationships improve
TPM: Total Productive/Preventative Maintenance
the application of standarized work to maintenance of equipment & machinery
Purpose of TPM
to maximize equipment/machinery operating life, uptime availability, safety, quality & efficiency
Objective of TPM
Reduce variation and throughput problems created by breakdowns which result in waste
Goal of TPM
increase job satisfaction
8 Pillars of TPM
Autonomous Maintenance, Planned Maintenance, Quality Maintenance, Focused Improvement, Early Equipment Management, Training & Education, [Safety, Health, Environment], TPM in Administration
FMEAs for TPM
OEE = Overall Equipment Effectiveness
OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness)
Availability x Performance x Quality
6 Major Types of Equipment Losses
Breakdowns & Failures, Set up & Adjustment, Minor Stops & Idling, Speed Losses, Quailty Defects & Rework, Yield Losses
Categories of Equipment Losses: Availability
Breakdowns & Failures, Set up & Adjustment
Categories of Equipment Losses: Performance
Minor Stops & Idling, Speed Losses
Categories of Equipment Losses: Quality
Quality Defects & Rework, Yield Losses
Availability
(Operating Time)/(Planned Production Time)
Quality
(Good Pieces)/(Total Pieces)
Effectiveness
(Ideal Cycle Time)/(Operating Time / Total Pieces)
3 Goals of Lean
Maximize customer value, minimize waste (muda), foster continuous improvement (kaizen)