Learn from these author's experiences tailoring TPM to the distinctive needs of North American plants, and how TPM fits into an overall manufacturing improvement strategy. A real-world view on what works and what doesn't, an excellent resource for strategic planning, and an educational tool for middle and upper management. Includes the seven levels of autonomous maintenance, a discussion of unisons and TPM, and a typical TPM master plan.
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Charles Robinson and Andrew Ginder have drawn on their experiences in adapting total productive maintenance to North American manufacturing practice and have written an excellent book on the subject.
Richard Pettigrew, N. American Maint. Mgr., Rohn & Haas Deleware Valley, Inc. 06/01/04
This is the book to read if you are serious about implementing TPM. Its easy to understand, fits the North American business environment and discusses real-life experiences and results of TPM. The detailed explanations on how to establish the OEE measure are invaluable.
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Good book for management who want to implement TPM,
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This review is from: Implementing TPM: The North American Experience (Step-By-Step Approach to TPM Implementation) (Hardcover)
Good book if you're interested in (implementing) TPM. The book is very easy to read and does not keep repeating itself. Basically TPM is a(n) (big) extension on Keizen Teian and it might be useful to read a book on that subject as well, but is not necessary to understand the book. The book reviews all the steps how to come to a TPM system, especially the part on the preconditions is interesting, because based on my own experience this help your organization already a lot. The appendix contains a master plan for implementing TPM. In my opinion it is a good start but a more detailed checklist would have been better, but you can't have it all.
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This review is from: Implementing TPM: The North American Experience (Step-By-Step Approach to TPM Implementation) (Hardcover)
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