Category: TPM / Continuous Improvement
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TPM Coordinator Responsibilities
To successfully implement the Industrial Management program known as TPM, a full-time Program Coordinator must be appointed whose primary responsibility is to ensure that the program progresses in the “right direction and at the right speed.” (Cf. Tokutaro Suzuki) The appropriate selection of this role is a critical factor…
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Cultural Change Program
Changing organizational culture is possible. Key tools need to be implemented.
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Workshop: Delegating is Communicating. The 5-Day Plan
One of the best antidotes to overload is delegation, understood as a process by which leaders assign the authority, responsibility, and formal availability to a team member to perform certain tasks. Undoubtedly, this process is based on the essential purpose of management: to produce results through people, and…
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TPM courses. From Total Productive Maintenance to Total Performance Management
TPM is a program for developing people's skills that uses equipment as a learning tool. Based on this premise, we have developed a Comprehensive Training Plan to support the implementation of TPM, understood as an Integrated Industrial Management System. We emphasize not only methodological aspects and…
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What is TPM and what is it for?
Demand that exceeds supply capacity as a consequence of boom times. Or, depending on the economic cycle, an urgent need to improve competitiveness in a recessionary context. Increasingly scarce and expensive skilled personnel, attractive foreign markets, rising raw material prices, globalized competition, and equipment with untapped potential. These are…
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TPM (Total Productive Maintenance)
Demand that exceeds capacity, increasingly scarce and expensive skilled personnel, attractive foreign markets, rising raw material prices, globalized competition, and fully utilized equipment. Or, depending on the current economic cycle, an urgent need to improve productivity to reduce costs in a recessionary environment. These are the cycles we experience continuously.