About the Book
Breaking down the methodology from a historical perspective, this book addresses the issues of OEE, discussing both reliability and maintainability and exploring the overall effectiveness of machines. It introduces the classical approach to improvement along with new methods that focus on design improvement, such as Hazard analysis, ROCOF, failure rate FEA, and TRIZ. The author covers loss of effectiveness, new machinery, electrical maintenance issues, Weibull distribution, measurement techniques, as well as mechanical and electrical reliability. In addition to providing a glossary, the text also includes tables, forms, and examples that enhance the material presented in each chapter.
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments, Introduction, 1 Total Preventive Maintenance, 2 OEE: Understanding Loss of Effectiveness, 3 Measuring OEE: A Traditional Simple Approach, 4 Measuring OEE: The Reliability Approach, 5 Improving OEE on Existing Machinery, 6 Improving OEE on New Machinery: An Overview of Mechanical Reliability, 7 Improving OEE on New Machinery: An Overview of Electrical Reliability, 8 Improving OEE on New Machinery: Selected Methodologies, 9 Reliability Growth, 10 Maintenance Issues and Concerns, 11 Requirements of Phase 1 of Implementing Equipment R&M: The Concept, 12 Requirements of Phase 2 of Implementing Equipment R&M: Development and Design, 13 Requirements of Phase 3 of Implementing Equipment R&M: Build and Install, 14 Requirements for Implementing Equipment R&M in Phase 4 (Operations and Support) and Phase, 15 Weibull Distribution, Glossary, Index, About the Author
About the Author :
D. H. Stamatis, Ph.D., AS QC-Fellow, CQE, CMfgE, MSSBB, ISO 9000 Lead Assessor (graduate), is the president of Contemporary Consultants Co. in Southgate, Michigan. He is a specialist in management consulting, organizational development, and quality science. He has taught project management, operations management, logistics, mathematical modeling, and statistics for both graduate and undergraduate levels at Central Michigan University, the University of Michigan, and Florida Institute of Technology. With over 30 years of experience in management, quality training, and consulting, Dr. Stamatis has served numerous private sector industries in fields including, but not limited to, steel, automotive, general manufacturing, tooling, electronics, plastics, food, pharmaceutical, chemical, printing, healthcare, and medical devices as well as the U.S. Navy and Department of Defense. He has consulted for such companies as Ford Motor Co., Federal Mogul, GKN, Siemens, Bosch, SunMicrosystems, Hewlett-Packard, GM-Hydromatic, Motorola, IBM, Dell, Texas Instruments Sandoz, Dawn Foods, Dow Corning Wright, BP Petroleum, Bronx North Central Hospital, Mill Print, St. Claire Hospital, Tokheim, Jabill, Koyoto, SONY, ICM/Krebsoge, Progressive Insurance, B. F. Goodrich, and ORMET, to name just a few. Dr. Stamatis has created, presented, and implemented quality programs with a focus on total quality management, statistical process control (both normal and short run), design of experiments (both classical and Taguchi), Six Sigma (DMAIC and DFSS), Lean manufacturing/service quality function deployment, failure mode and effects analysis, value engineering, supplier certification, audits, reliability and maintainability, cost of quality, quality planning, ISO 9000, QS-9000, ISO/TS 16949, and TE 9000 series. He has also created, presented, and implemented programs on project management, strategic planning, teams, self-directed teams, facilitating, leadership, benchmarking, and customer service. He is a Certified Quality Engineer through the American Society of Quality Control, Certified Manufacturing Engineer through the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Certified Master Black Belt through IABLS, Inc., and a graduate of BSI's ISO 9000 Lead Assessor Training Program. Dr. Stamatis has written over 70 articles, presented many speeches, and has participated in both national and international conferences on quality. He is a contributing author on several books and the sole author of 30 books. His consulting extends across the United States, South East Asia, Japan, China, India, and Europe. In addition, he has performed over 100 automotive-related audits, 25 preassessment ISO 9000 audits, and has helped several companies attain certification, including Rockwell International--Switching Division (ISO 9001), Transamerica Leasing (ISO 9002), and Detroit Electro Plate (QS-9000). Dr. Stamatis received his B.S. and B.A. degrees in marketing from Wayne State University, his master's degree from Central Michigan University, and his Ph.D. degree from Wayne State University in instructional technology and business/statistics. He is an active member of the Detroit Engineering Society, the American Society for Training and Development, an executive member of the American Marketing Association, a member of the American Research Association, and a fellow of the American Society for Quality Control.
