AME event: Set-up reduction, total productive maintenance blitz
Seminar: May 17, 2011; San Antonio, TX
Source: Association for Manufacturing Excellence
Attendees will learn how to implement both Set-up Reduction and TPM to improve productivity. Set-up Reduction will teach attendees how to minimize downtime during changeovers by involving employees in making continuous improvements. TPM is a system for reducing breakdowns and improving quality by involving employees in the elimination of wasted time and resources caused by production equipment.
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