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For over 45 years, we have worked with thousands of sites from major global and regional companies in industries as varied as automotive, chemicals, plastics, food & beverage, paper, and metal throughout the world.

by over 100 TPM Consultants with average of 20 years TPM experience, and covering over 40 countries.

TPM Consulting

TPM®: Total Productive Maintenance

TPM is the Solution:
TPM (Total Productive Maintenance/Management) is a program promoted by JMAC to improve total manufacturing system efficiency. TPM aims for zero accidents, zero defects, zero breakdowns and zero loss through the creation of a perfect manufacturing system. The success of TPM is based on understanding the concept of how to implement total employee participation in the company. Our SERVICES can help you to take the lead to improve the condition of your workforce and machinery. Therefore, with our SERVICES, the improvement of employees and machines undertaken at the same time can proceed, and these two elements will benefit each other, stimulating the production of results you would not have thought possible such as:

Improving Working Conditions

  • Creating a comfortable Role for Workforce
  • Improving Sense of Accomplishment
  • Increasing Profit

Cultivation of Workforce Skill

  • Operator (Autonomous Maintenance)
  • Maintenance Personnel (Cultivation of Highly Qualified Individuals)
  • Engineers (Creation of Machinery which Requires Minimal Maintenance)

Improvement of Machinery

  • Increase efficiency of existing machinery
  • Calculating LCC of new machinery
  • Establish a vertical start-up system

TPM Scope

TPM 8 Pillar

The 8 Pillars of TPM

The complete TPM programme is based on eight major activities, designet to work together to raise efficiency by eliminating the 16 Big Production Losses. These activities are called the '8 pillars of TPM' - their names are:

  1. Focused Improvement (Kobetsu-Kaizen)
  2. Autonomous Maintenance (Jishu-Hozen)
  3. Planned Maintenance (Keikaku-Hozen)
  4. Education & Training
  5. Early Management (Prodcut & Equipment)
  6. Quality Maintenance (Quality-Hozen)
  7. Office TPM (TPM in Administrative and Support Departments)
  8. SHE (Safety, Health, & Environment)

TPM is not just the production department's responsibility; it must also be driven by everyone in the maintenance department, the production planning department, and all other relevant departments in the company; with all being members either of TPM teams or pillar subcommittees. Contract workers and part-time staff should also support the efficiency drive by getting involved in the TPM programme.

Case Studies

  • TPM Age: Tokyo Metropolitan Sewerage Service Corp. Kasai Sludge Plant

    Tokyo Metropolitan Sewerage Service Corporation's Kasai Sludge Plant hygienically treats sewer sludge by passing it through the three main process steps of concentration, dewatering and incineration. ...

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  • TPM Age: Fuji Oil Company Ltd. Sodegaura Refinery

    Fuji Oil's Sodegaura Refinery introduced TPM in the year 2000 and is now pushing its TPM Level III programme forward under the vision of becoming 'one of Japan's top 5 oil refineries, with originality...

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  • TPM Age: J-Oil Mills, Inc, Yokohama

    J-Oil Mills, Yokohama launched TPM in April 2005, won TPM Award Category A in 2009, and has developed TPM as Part II activity. They keep the existing activities in shape and expanded them, at the same...

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