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Overall
Maintenance Effectiveness/Overall Equipment Effectiveness
Presented by LAI Reliability Systems
Date TBD
Chicago, IL
Beyond Wrench-time to OME –
The OEE for Maintenance
With average productivity hovering at 30%, OME
is the measure of the overall Work Management process, rather
than the productivity of a Technician and ties all lean
maintenance tools together.
The concept of Maintenance Productivity or Wrench-time sounds
great, but few have actually been able to measure it successfully.
Using the same concepts that successful organizations have
been using to measure OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness),
OME? (Overall Maintenance Effectiveness?) provides a much
more accurate picture of the effectiveness of the process,
and the efficiency in which it is delivered.
OME allows the analysis of loss (muda) in the system by
quantifying the efficiency of the process for adding Maintenance
value. It replaces the traditional, but elusive “Maintenance
Productivity” or “Wrench-time”.
• Learn the OME formula
• Identify data sources within your system
• OME for continuous improvement
• Evolve your team into a “Process-Driven”
lean-based system
Audience:
Our workshops literally pertain to all levels in an organization;
from the craftsperson to the plant manager to the president.
Experience
For 34 years LAI has been showing companies of all sizes
in countries all around the world how to improve their Maintenance
and Reliability programs.
We have had articles published in most of our industries
major publications such as Maintenance Technology and Uptime
Magazine.
In 2009 LAI was the company chosen to hold the inaugural
workshop for the newly formed Chicagoland chapter of the
SMRP.
THE DETAILS
What: Overall Maintenance Effectiveness/Overall Equipment
Effectiveness
When: date TBD
Where: Aloft
Hotel, O’Hare Airport
How: Registration coming soon!
* SMRP Members, you will need to use your SMRP login and
password before you register for a workshop. Please have
these before you try to register. If you do not remember
your login or password, please use the button that helps
you retrieve that information on the login page. If you
are still having problems, please email Ali
Sturman.
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