Development and Implementation of Office TPM Pillar for Improving Industrial Performances

  • Md. Shazli Al Haque, Anant Krishan Pun, Sandeep Kumar Chaubey

Abstract

The target of this research paper is to give a briefideaabout the job of Total Productive Maintenance and usage of office TPM on the present global economy. The endurance of an industry relies upon their extent to quickly enhance and improve. Therefore, an expanding search is being done for the techniques and methodologies that drive enhancements in quality, cost and profit. The manufacturing or productionindustry has encountered an extraordinary level of advancement over the recent three decades. There is requirement for improving collaboration between maintenance or upkeep work and other hierarchical quality improvement activities in the associations, to set up support as a serious procedure for meeting the difficulties of exceptionally serious situations. TPM is anintricate, lengthy process which should be offered to the entire workforce as a real improvement approach. To persuade TPM in any industry, administration and the workforce, bothshould address issues purposely and a situation of trust and association must prevail among them. The improvement procedure must be perceived as profiting both the organization and the laborers. The achievement of TPM process depends more with the administration as compared to plant floor workers. It is a way of getting individuals together to claim procedures and execution of the machine and fabricate cooperation on work place, prompting a standard and trained workingculture, and improved discipline in the building. TPM activities in a large car manufacturing industry have been expounded with center around Office TPM pillar implementation.

Published
2020-06-01
How to Cite
Md. Shazli Al Haque, Anant Krishan Pun, Sandeep Kumar Chaubey. (2020). Development and Implementation of Office TPM Pillar for Improving Industrial Performances. International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 29(10s), 5700-5714. Retrieved from http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/22348
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