Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Training
Live TRAINING | 21/11/2024 – 09 a.m.-06 p.m. | at SIDEL
On average, the efficiency of equipment in the company amounts to 40%, equivalent to a waste rate of 60%. In many situations in our personal lives, we would not be happy with failure rates of 60%. Today, under very challenging exogenous and endogenous conditions, a company cannot afford to waste money, time, energy, and performance due to equipment failure.
Why TPM (TOTAL PRODUCTIVE MAINTENANCE)
TPM is an approach to maintenance that aims to maximize the efficiency, reliability, and productivity of plant and equipment through the involvement of all workers, transforming maintenance from an exclusive function of technical staff to a shared, participatory responsibility. This approach brings numerous benefits to the company:
- Increased operational efficiency: reduces unplanned downtime and increases equipment availability, improving the overall efficiency of manufacturing operations
- Reduced maintenance costs caused by defects and associated “quick action” measures through regular and standardized maintenance and inspection
- Improved product quality: with equipment better maintained and operating at full capacity, product quality tends to improve. Reduced breakdowns and defects contribute to more uniform, high-quality production
- Increased productivity of equipment and its service life
- Promotion of workers’ sense of ownership of their work environment (equipment and tools) and their integration into maintenance and repair activities. TPM encourages a culture of continuous improvement, where every employee is involved in improving business processes and practices
- Increased workplace safety: well-maintained equipment reduces the risk of accidents and sudden breakdowns that can endanger worker safety. TPM also promotes safe and conscious work practices
With increased operational efficiency, better product quality, and reduced maintenance costs, companies can become more competitive in the market by offering better products at more competitive prices.
WHY ATTEND THE COURSE
Our dedicated TPM Training Course will be hosted by Sidel, our BestPractice Partner and winner with our support of JIPM‘s TPM Excellence Award 2023. Learning directly from a company that has a strong culture of continuous improvement will be an unmissable opportunity to:
- learn skills and knowledge that can lead to immediate improvements in their work area and have a lasting impact on the efficiency and quality of the organization
- access a best practice
- analyze the Sidel’s case study
- engage directly with workers involved in the TPM project
- Receive an in-depth view on how to integrate TPM into corporate culture and promote a quality- and efficiency-oriented work environment
When we wait for you
Thursday, 21/11, from 09 a.m. to 06 p.m., at Sidel, Parma.
Trainer: Marco Campana, Senior Consultant of STAUFEN.ITALIA.
You can register for the training using the form below on this page.
MARCO CAMPANA
Senior Consultant | STAUFEN.ITALIA
WHO WILL HOST YOU
Sidel, a multinational company of the Tetra Laval Group, provides services and equipment for the packaging of beverages, food, and household and personal care products. The Parma Plant, which employs 900 people, is a center of excellence for filling and end-of-line management technologies for beverages in PET bottles, glass, and cans. It starts in 2021 a TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) project with the support of STAUFEN.ITALIA to increase competitiveness by aiming for excellence in industrial process performance and to make the improvement path a real process, effective, sustainable, replicable and spread throughout the organization. Sidel’s path has led to important benefits in terms of safety, rework, service levels, OEE, MTBF, and not least to winning the prestigious TPM Excellence Award 2023 from the JIPM.
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THROUGH THE FOLLOWING FORM, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO REGISTER FOR THE TRAINING
The participation fee is €790 + VAT. For multiple participants from the same company, a subsidized price will be applied.
