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Training Packs

Train only for the step you are on

The packs follow the twelve TPM implementation steps, so you can train only for the step your plant is on.

Which pack to choose

Where your plant isThe pack that fits
Have not started TPM at allPack 1 — Starting TPM
Policy declared, but no idea where the loss isPack 2 — Focused Improvement and OEE
Operators still do not care for their own machinesPack 3 — Autonomous Maintenance
Maintenance is still mostly reactivePack 4 — Planned Maintenance
You want the internal team to train each otherPack 5 — Education & Training
Defects keep recurring, or new equipment is comingPack 6 — Initial Phase & Quality Maintenance
The office keeps production waitingPack 7 — Office Improvement
Running a while; time to reinforce and measurePack 8 — Safety and Total Application

Pack 1 — Starting TPM

Steps 1–6: declaration, introduction, organisation, targets, master plan, kick-off

Courses: 4 Total: 5 days

CourseDaysAudience
TPM for Manager0.5 dayAll managers
Introduction to TPM0.5 dayAll employees
TPM: Getting Started (project team workshop)2 dayTPM project team
How to Work as TPM Promoter2 dayTPM promoter

Pack 2 — Focused Improvement and OEE

Step 7: production efficiency improvement — OEE and focused improvement

Courses: 6 Total: 10 days

CourseDaysAudience
How to Implement TPM: role, responsibility and linkage of eight pillars2 dayFI, AM, PM and ET pillar leads
Focused Improvement2 dayFI pillar
Loss tree and OEE workshop1 dayFI pillar
Machine improvement (Kaizen workshop)1 dayImprovement teams
Root cause analysis: Why-Why and P-M analysis2 dayEngineers and improvement teams
Poka-Yoke and visual control2 dayImprovement teams

Pack 3 — Autonomous Maintenance

Step 7.2: autonomous maintenance

Courses: 5 Total: 9 days

CourseDaysAudience
Autonomous Maintenance2 dayAM pillar and all production
How to use 7 QC tools in TPM implementation2 dayProduction
Root cause analysis: Why-Why and P-M analysis2 dayProduction and engineering
Poka-Yoke and visual control2 dayProduction
How to audit AM effectively1 dayAM audit team

Pack 4 — Planned Maintenance

Step 7.3: planned maintenance

Courses: 9 Total: 12 days

CourseDaysAudience
Planned Maintenance1 dayPM pillar
Machine reliability improvement (MTTR workshop)1 dayMaintenance
PM optimisation (MTBF workshop)1 dayMaintenance
CBM and predictive maintenance2 dayMaintenance
Maintenance budget planning and control1 dayMaintenance managers
Maintenance cost analysis for cost reduction1 dayMaintenance managers
Root cause analysis: Why-Why and P-M analysis2 dayMaintenance
FMEA2 dayEngineering
Maintenance spare part inventory and stock control1 dayMaintenance and stores

Pack 5 — Education & Training

Step 7.4: training and skill development

Courses: 4 Total: 6 days

CourseDaysAudience
Training and skill development1 dayET pillar
TPM train-the-trainer3 dayInternal trainers
Knowledge management model1 dayET pillar and HR
QC tools in ET pillar implementation1 dayET pillar

Pack 6 — Initial Phase & Quality Maintenance

Steps 8–9: initial phase management and quality maintenance

Courses: 5 Total: 10 days

CourseDaysAudience
Initial Phase Management2 dayIM pillar
Quality Maintenance2 dayQM pillar
FMEA2 dayEngineering and procurement
Statistical quality control (SPC, Cp, Cpk)2 dayQuality
Design of experiments (DOE)2 dayQuality and engineering

Pack 7 — Office Improvement

Step 10: non-production involvement and office improvement

Courses: 4 Total: 6 days

CourseDaysAudience
Non-production involvement in TPM for better plant performance1 dayOI pillar
Office loss tree workshop1 daySupport functions
Advanced office 5S2 daySupport functions
Magikami (roll paper analysis)2 daySupport functions

Pack 8 — Safety and Total Application

Steps 11–12: safety, hygiene, environment, and total application of TPM

Courses: 5 Total: 5 days

CourseDaysAudience
Safety, Health and Environment (SHE)1 daySHE pillar
Ergonomics1 daySHE pillar and production
Safety engineering1 dayEngineering and safety
TPM step-by-step refreshment / reinforcement1 dayProject team
How to measure TPM effectiveness1 dayProject team and management

Start with a measured picture of your losses.

A three man-day assessment ends with a readiness report, the weaknesses needing urgent attention, and a TPM plan.

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