The Real TPM: Beyond Autonomous & Preventative Maintenance A free webcast series sponsored by Brady Corporation, Productivity Inc., and Maintenance Technology.
Today's maintenance leaders are finding that preventative and autonomous maintenance practices can only take them so far in the quest for equipment reliability. Now they are turning their attention to another pillar of TPM, the maintenance process improvement pillar, and adding condition-based monitoring, visual controls and other techniques to take their programs to the next level of asset performance and productivity. In this free series of webcasts, industry leading reliability experts introduce you to a comprehensive maintenance approach that actively employs "The Real TPM", utilizing all five of the pillars to create a state-of-the-art program that optimizes equipment reliability and uptime. |
SESSION 4 - 11/12 |
SESSION 4
Using Visual Controls To Achieve World-Class Reliability
A free webcast series sponsored by Brady Corporation, Productivity Inc., and Maintenance Technology.
Presenter: Robert Williamson, President, Strategic Work Systems Inc. Date: Wednesday, November 12, 12:00 - 1:00 pm CST |
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Description
Make it visual! Learn how you can improve equipment performance and reliability; speed simplify routine maintenance; plus reduce equipment-specific training time by 60 to 80-percent.
In this webcast, Robert Williamson, author of "Lean Machines for World-Class Manufacturing & Maintenance" will show visual machine methods that have been successfully applied in many different industrial environments. The visual examples in this session are based on several decades of work in hundreds of facilities. As part of the webcast, Brady Corp. will also demo their new printing solution for creating multicolor gauge labels, oil level indicators and other visual controls that can be used to simplify PM's and identify operating abnormalities at a glance.
Robert M. Williamson is an internationally known educator, consultant, and writer on the subjects of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) and Lean Equipment Management. Over the past 35 years, he has provided services to over 400 plants in 43 different industrial sectors. Robert is an associate at both the Center for Competitive Change, University of Dayton, and at the Maintenance and Reliability Center, University of Tennessee-Knoxville. He is also the "Lean and TPM" affiliate with PIT Instruction & Training, a nationally known motorsports pit crew training center located in Race City, USA (Mooresville, North Carolina).
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