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Table 10.4 TPA core team activity programme                N
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 Week   Contents   Activitu prior to next session
 Initial team launch  TPM principles, review measurement cycle (define APQ   Record  currcnt losses, complete first-level
 loss categories, data capture requirements), establish   activity analysis. Allocation of  CAN DO
 customer needs and key performance indicators. Define   areas. Select location for TPM board.
 current activity list, and carry out clear and clean
 planning.
 Activity session 1   Identify priority areas from data collection. Carry out   Focus on CAN DO maintaining the
 outline brown paper exercise to assess filing, numbering   arrangement, preventing unnecessary items
 and labelling systems. Extend clear and clean to filing   from entering the areas.
 systems. Restore obvious labelling/numbering  system
 deficiencies as appropriate. Introduce routine clear and
 clean  activities (e.g. 15 minutes per day).
 Activity session 2   Audit arrangement progress/status. Identify filing/   Focus on CAN DO  neat and tidy retrieval
 information retrieval improvement priorities and allocate   goal, space organization and labelling needs.
 as part of CAN DO neat and tidy.
                   As above.
 Activity session 3   Audit neat and tidy progress/status.   Focus on CAN DO checking and return
 Workflow analysis: Review six loss assessment and select   activities as well as critical system
 priorities for improvement.   restoration/simplification.
 Develop detailed brown paper model of  priority
 administration area. Use critical assessment to review
 each part of  the process (include labelling, filing and
 reference systems). Carry out condition appraisal of
 critical elements, agree actions to restore system to
 working condition. Audit neat and tidy progress and
 allocate CAN DO  checking priorities. Focus on reducing
 the effort required for routine activities such as checking,
 spotting workload build-ups and workplace/system
 'maintenance' activities.                        (Contd)
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