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The Concept:
Total Productive Maintenance, shortly termed as TPM, is the concept originated and developed by Japan Institute of plant Maintenance (JIPM) Tokyo, since late sixties. JIPM-TPM is the key for the operational excellence for many Japanese companies.
TPM means to achieve high level of productivity, through total participation of all people inside the organisation and then developing self -managing abilities in people and practices. Productivity, in JIPM-TPM means increasing production and reducing cost simultaneously.
TPM is based on zero-loss concept viz., zero break downs, zero accidents, zero defect etc., primarily to achieve high reliability/flexibility of equipment and reduce costs through minimising wastage of man hours, raw material, power, tools etc.
JIPM-TPM paves way for an excellent planning, organizing, monitoring and controlling practices through a unique 8-pillars method. JIPM-TPM provides an easy way of developing activities through its TPM promotion organisation involving 100% of employees on continuous basis
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Purpose:
- National Point of reference for JIPM-TPM activities
- Promotion, Consultancy & Research to benefit Indian Industry
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Organisation:
- Since 1998, TPM Club was established as a joint venture between JIPM-S and CII
- CII is the apex Industry association representative close to 4000 members from Private, Public and Joint sector representing Manufacturing & Service industry
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Objectives
- Promote JIPM-TPM amongst Indian Industry.
- Assist industry to implement JIPM-TPM through training & consultancy
- Provide support to JIPM-S in its activities in India, and
- Contribute to understanding of JIPM-TPM through research & development
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Activities:
Promotion
Networking with
- Members
- TPM Instructors (one meeting in a year)
Training & Consultancy by
- JIPM-S Consultants
- JIPM-S approved/authorised Indian Instructors
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