This document outlines the main elements of OEE engagement and focuses on reducing the 6 biggest losses: breakdowns, setup/changeover time, small stops, reduced speed, start-up rejects, and yield losses. It lists countermeasures like predictive maintenance, SMED, skills matrices, timing charts, and problem-solving tools that can be used to analyze and address failure categories contributing to each loss type. The overall goal is to improve availability, performance, speed, and quality through minimizing downtime, setup times, minor stops, production rate issues, initial product defects, and manufacturing rejects.
This document outlines the main elements of OEE engagement and focuses on reducing the 6 biggest losses: breakdowns, setup/changeover time, small stops, reduced speed, start-up rejects, and yield losses. It lists countermeasures like predictive maintenance, SMED, skills matrices, timing charts, and problem-solving tools that can be used to analyze and address failure categories contributing to each loss type. The overall goal is to improve availability, performance, speed, and quality through minimizing downtime, setup times, minor stops, production rate issues, initial product defects, and manufacturing rejects.
This document outlines the main elements of OEE engagement and focuses on reducing the 6 biggest losses: breakdowns, setup/changeover time, small stops, reduced speed, start-up rejects, and yield losses. It lists countermeasures like predictive maintenance, SMED, skills matrices, timing charts, and problem-solving tools that can be used to analyze and address failure categories contributing to each loss type. The overall goal is to improve availability, performance, speed, and quality through minimizing downtime, setup times, minor stops, production rate issues, initial product defects, and manufacturing rejects.