Implementing TPM: The North American Experience

Charles J. Robinson · Andrew P. Ginder

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Learn from these author's experiences tailoring TPM to the distinctive needs of North American plants, and how TPM fits into an overall manufacturing improvement strategy. A real-world view on what works and what doesn't, an excellent resource for strategic planning, and an educational tool for middle and upper management. Includes the seven levels of autonomous maintenance, a discussion of unisons and TPM, and a typical TPM master plan.

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