Workshop on

TPM
(Total Productive Maintenance)

Wednesday, September 15, 2010
9.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.

Venue:

Torrent-AMA Management Centre,
Core-AMA Management House, AMA Complex,
Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Marg, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad 380 015

 

 

Total Productive Maintenance

 

Programme Contents:
The Western World has just started with their new concept of Predictive Maintenance, which is nothing but the technology – oriented sophistication of Preventive Maintenance. In this programme, we will bring out the comparison between TPM and Predictive Maintenance and also explore why TPM has succeeded. Additionally, we will not merely cover the concept of TPM, but also discuss the detailed methods and techniques for implementing it in your Organization. The programme will also include a brief background of the comprehensive Japanese Management system, which is a pre-requisite, for understanding the relevance of Japanese Management system to India and its practical implementability.
Appropriate Technology + an Attitude of Mind = TPM
or or
(small resources) (method of working ) (or miracles)
1. Zero Defect! Is it possible or is it just a slogan?
2. Zero Unplanned Maintenance Downtime! Preclude the need to replace any mechanically wearing part – i.e. the ‘wear-life’ becomes infinite!
The link between (1) & (2)above, and TPM, will be clearly established in the workshop.

 

Participants : This programme is essentially designed for the Maintenance and Production Personnel. Also sincerely recommended for Executives from Q.C. The reason for this is that TPM originated from the needs and methods of ‘Zero Defects’ concept, and Total Employee Involvement (TEI). Therefore, for adopting the TPM methods, Personnel, Q.C. and Production have to work in tandem with Maintenance, to meet the required objectives of the optimum life cycle cost of a machine.

 

Faculty : Mr. Arun Modi, Management Consultant and Trainer,
Over 5 decade of experience in Manufacturing & Quality.

Fee : Rs.1100/- per person. (inclusive of Service Tax). (10%
concession for Member, 20% for Patron Member) (Towards
programme fee, course material, lunch and refreshment.)