What are the basic concepts of TPM?

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The last edit to this post was made by hesonchang214 on 2018-1-20 at 16:12. There are mainly 5 key principles of TPM; these principles are summarized from the book TnPM1001 written by Li Baowen. They are as follows: (1) Improving the overall level of enterprise management: establishing a clear concept of costs, achieving \"0\" accidents, \"0\" defective products, and \"0\" equipment failures”； (2) Implementation of preventive concepts: Maintenance Prevention (MP)/Preventive Maintenance (PM)/Corrective Maintenance (CM) ； (3) Full participation: team activities, autonomous maintenance by operating staff ； (4) Pay attention to the physical conditions on site: visual management of equipment, a tidy working environment ； (5) Automation and unmanned operation: Create production sites with a high degree of automation.

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