Webinars
The Shock Pulse Method Explained
Take this opportunity to learn about the Shock Pulse Method directly from the source. This method was invented by SPM Instrument in Sweden in 1969 and has been widely used ever since. Learn about the basics of the method as well as the latest inventions that brought Shock Pulse into the HD era.
- Johan Arvidsson
- SPM Instrument AB
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) by Doug Plucknette and Ron Moore – CONNECT CONVERSATIONS
TPM is far more than operators doing PM/Basic Care. It includes focusing on maintaining plant function (not just maintenance), understanding that the current state of the asset is its worst state relative to its future, measuring all losses from ideal (OEE) with a focus on managing those losses (not the OEE number), continuous training and development of employees, a disciplined process for PM, PdM and planning and scheduling, restoring equipment performance to like-new or better, maintenance prevention in the design, and of course, operator care. It is a far more comprehensive approach to running a plant than most people understand.
- Doug Plucknette
- RELIABILITY CONNECT
Six Sigma by Doug Plucknette and Ron Moore – CONNECT CONVERSATIONS
Six Sigma is a statistical term which characterizes your quality having less than 3.4 defects per million for a given product or process specification. At the heart of a six sigma program is a focus on reducing variation within a given process.
- Ron Moore
- RELIABILITY CONNECT