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Total Productive Maintenance An indispensable strategy for World Class Operations JIPM is the originator and key proponent of TPM since 1971

Seminar On

DEVELOPING EQUIPMENT COMPETENT OPERATOR Step 4 Jishu Hozen (Autonomous Maintenance) 30—31 January, 2012 Hotel Sun-N-Sand, Pune

Management

Development

Safety / Health / Environment

Education & Training

Office TPM

Quality Maintenance

Planned Maintenance

Focussed Improvement

Autonomous Maintenance

TPM

Autonomous Maintenance is the most important pillar in TPM Journey. It can be considered as the pillar transforms the shop floor into a very neat, clean, visible and pleasant place to work.

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The activities of the FIRST 3 steps (Initial Cleaning, Countermeasures against Sources of contamination & preparing and adhering to tentative standards) lead the shop floor becoming neat, clean, visible and pleasant. The FOURTH step is the one which literally develops the operator into a very competent person (Equipment Competent Operator) to maintain or sustain the level of activities carried out in the first 3 steps and to take the machine to a higher level of maintenance activities. Through the implementation of this step, the operator literally becomes a quasi maintenance man. The topics of training considered in this step fall under the following sub-systems of the machines:



Fasteners – nuts and bolts Hydraulic system Pneumatic system Electrical system Drive system

The importance of this step can further be understood from the fact that it has been made as a necessary criteria for completion to challenge the TPM Awards.

TARGET Audience: Seminar is designed for Functional Heads, Senior Managers & Managers from Manufacturing, Quality, Purchase and Stores, Purchase, s, Marketing & Warehouse, HRD & Personnel functions from the industries

The Benefits: This seminar would cover basics of TPM, first 3 steps of Autonomous Maintenance and a detailed understanding of the requirements of step 4. The participants are expected to gain knowledge which when implemented in their companies, will lead to better machine utilization ie., reduction of breakdowns and defects along with development of operators who are equipment competent or quasi maintenance person. This leads to the reduced dependency of the maintenance personnel for smaller level of maintenance activities. While operators are equipped to take care of the basic conditions of the machine, maintenance personnel can now concentrate on the higher level of maintenance activities such as TBM, CBM etc. Above all, when the operator started owning the activities, the sustenance of the achieved results becomes easier.

All out autonomous maintenance

My Business

My Machine

My TPM

Step 7

Step 5 & 6

Step 3 & 4

Step 1 & 2

TOP DOWN BOTTOM UP APPROACH Up to Step 3, the activities, analysis & improvements are drawn from the top only. In Step4, problem identification analysis & activities will start from bottom level (JH Circle)

Faculty Profile

Mr P M Janagiraman Senior Counsellor TPM CLUB INDIA

Mr. P. M. Janagiraman is having 23 years of Industrial experience. 16 years with TTK LIG Ltd. Hew was the TPM Secretariat and also headed Manufacturing. As TPM Secretariat, he was the co-coordinator for TPM Implementation activities in TTK LIG Ltd, VIRUDHUNAGAR. He extended TPM implementation in Pondicherry plant as a vertical startup plant. Virudhnagar Plant successfully challenged 3 levels of award during his period as the TPM Secretariat. He has delivered many quest lectures on different aspects of TPM organized at different centers across India by CII—TPM Club India. He has won the Global Innovation Award by SSL International—London U.K in 2004. He is the recipient of JIPM TPM Consistency award for TTK LIG limited for the year 2005. Presently he is working with TPM CLUB INDIA, CII as TPM Counsellor. He has rich knowledge of TPM Subject as well as implementation of the same for over 14 years. He is presently providing consultancy to 1. Wheel India Limited, Padi 2. Carborundum Universal 4 Plants (Chennai,Hosur,MM Nagar and Sripe rumbadur) 3. Delphi TVS Oragadam Plant 4. Hyderabad Industries Ltd, 5 Plants (Hydrabad, Vijayawada,Chennai,Faridabad and Wada) 5. Pidilite Industries Ltd, 4 Plants (Mahad, Taloja and Gujarat) 6. Raychem RPG Ltd, 3 plants (Vasai, Kaman and Chakan) 7. Sterlite Industries Limited, Tuticorin. 8. Fenner India Ltd—2 Plants. (Hydrabad & Madurai) He is presently providing consultancy to Tata Motors, CVBU, Hindustan Zinc Ltd, Jaipur, QH Talbros, YKK India, Ucal Fuel Systems, Carbone Lorraine, Marico, e.t.c. Apart from regular consultancy on TPM, he is also giving special consultancy for the companies going for the JIPM award. He also conducts both in house and open training programmes and work shops on TPM practices. Apart from consultancy on TPM, he also conducts training programmes on TPM practices. Under his consultancy, three of his companies have won the TPM Excellence award in the year 2010.

REGISTRATION FORM

Please Email / fax to:

Mr. Alok Rawat Confederation of Indian Industry Plot No. 249 F, Sector 18, Udyog Vihar, Phase IV Gurgaon – 122 015(Haryana) Ph: 0124-4014074(D) / 4014060-7, Mob: 09711135137 Fax: 0124-4014069/51 Email: [email protected] Seminar On

DEVELOPING EQUIPMENT COMPETENT OPERATOR Step 4 Jishu Hozen (Autonomous Maintenance) 30—31 January, 2012 Hotel Sun-N-Sand, Pune

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Category Large & Medium Member

Fee per participant Rs. 8,000/-

Service tax @ 10.30% Rs. 824/-

Total fee payable Rs. 8,824/-

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3 or more delegate from single company would be entitled for 10% discount on the total fee payable Participation fee is non-refundable / non – adjustable against any other programme of CII, however change in nomination's) is acceptable

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