Productivity improvement through TPM adoption on printing machine

Abdul Rahim, Mohd Aliff Mukmin (2018) Productivity improvement through TPM adoption on printing machine. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Evert Malaysia Sdn Bhd is a balloon manufacturing industry in Ayer Keroh, Melaka which produces and supplies their products in the international market. One of the important departments in the company is the production department. This study is to examine the problems faced in the printing process at Evert Malaysia in the production department. The engineering side has highlight the problem as it had a negative impact on productivity. According to the engineering department in 2017, 55% problems is came from printing process followed by the dipping process 27%, packing process 12%, general proses 2%, former process 1% and warehouse 1%. In addition, this study was also to propose a Total Productive Maintenance technique to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of machines and equipment. Other than that, this study also measure the Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE). Direct observation during the printing process is performed with the entire video recording of the process. Some data are obtained by interviewing technician and engineers involved in the printing process. After identifying all the problems that interfere with the balloon printing process, the Technique (TPM) will be applied using two from eight pillar of TPM which is Autonomous Maintenance and Planned Maintenance. All of these methods will be discussed with the engineers on duty at Everts and get approval from the superior. After completing the TPM concept, OEE calculation will be done to determine the effectiveness of TPM techniques against Evert Malaysia and do comparison with the World Standard OEE.

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