With our online quality, reliability, and total productive maintenance training, workforces learn how to "think Lean," detect problems earlier, and continuously improve equipment and processes.
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Is your workplace a mess? Tired of spending hours searching for the right tool? This course will teach you about the 5S methodology, which focuses on organizing and standardizing the workplace to increase efficiency and effectiveness.
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Poor housekeeping practices create hazards in our workplace. The concept of housekeeping includes picking up, wiping up, and cleaning up
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This interactive online course covers basic filter replacement best practices, v-belt replacement and alignment procedures, how to clean a coil, basic lubrication techniques, and daily rounds and readings and how to perform them.
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Lean Manufacturing is a philosophy used by businesses to improve quality, eliminate waste, reduce production times, and reduce costs. 5S, which is a Lean Manufacturing method that originated in Japan at the Toyota corporation, provides a structured approach for creating and maintaining a clean and orderly workplace. Organizing workplaces with 5S improves efficiency by exposing waste so it can be eliminated and prevented from recurring and making standards known so that all employees can easily follow them. The five S’s are sort, set in order, shine, standardize, and sustain. This course will discuss how to perform each of the five S’s and their benefits.
What is Lean Manufacturing and how can it be used to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your company’s processes or services? Lean Manufacturing is more than just a method and a set of tools for improving processes, it is also a philosophy for how to do work every day. This interactive online course will provide you with a simplistic approach to Lean Manufacturing, promote a mindset change, and share the tools needed to implement value-creation processes with minimum waste. You will learn how to "think Lean" and apply Lean methods and tools to improve the quality and efficiency of your company.
This course is designed to demonstrate the goals, methods and practical benefits of Total Productive Maintenance with a focus on Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE). Overall Equipment Effectiveness means "the amount of productive service equipment provides." It provides a way to evaluate equipment operation and identify pieces of equipment that present opportunities for improvement.
In this interactive online course, you will learn how to calculate OEE so you can analyze a piece of equipment and discover how its effectiveness can be improved. Interpreting the numbers will help you identify causes of loss, or waste and eliminate them.
This course is designed to demonstrate the goals, methods and practical benefits of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) with a focus on predictive maintenance. The early detection of developing problems is fundamental to preventive maintenance. However, some problems are difficult to detect early enough or accurately enough to safeguard equipment effectiveness.
In this interactive online course, you will learn that predictive maintenance techniques provide the means to identify deterioration not yet detectable with the five senses, and to measure the amount of deterioration accurately so that parts may be replaced at the optimum time. If parts are replaced too late, equipment effectiveness suffers; if parts are replaced too early, unnecessary costs are generated. In this course, you will also learn that predictive maintenance is a cornerstone of TPM.
This course is designed to demonstrate the goals, methods and practical benefits of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) with a focus on preventive maintenance. TPM depends upon good basic maintenance practices. Without a disciplined, systematic approach to preventive maintenance, it is impossible to achieve a high level of equipment effectiveness.
In this interactive online course, you will learn how to select the equipment to focus on first, determine which preventive maintenance activities should be performed on that equipment, develop clear and specific instructions for performing those activities, and develop an effective preventive maintenance schedule.
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