The impact of total productive maintenance practices on manufacturing performance

Article Abstract:

A new study uses Structural Equation Modeling to investigate the link between Total Productive Maintenance and manufacturing performance.

Author: McKone, Kathleen E., Schroeder, Roger G., Cua, Kristy O.
Publisher: American Production and Inventory Control Society Inc.
Publication Name: Journal of Operations Management
Subject: Business, general
ISSN: 0272-6963
Year: 2001
Models, Management, Industrial efficiency, Economic efficiency, Maintenance, Production engineering research

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Relationships between implementation of TQM, JIT, and TPM and manufacturing performance

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Implementing total quality management, total productive maintenance and just-in-time inventory systems together can increase the productivity of a manufacturing operation. All three programs are compatible and greater productivity results from ensuring the technical and social aspects of each program are implemented.

Author: McKone, Kathleen E., Schroeder, Roger G., Cua, Kristy O.
Publisher: American Production and Inventory Control Society Inc.
Publication Name: Journal of Operations Management
Subject: Business, general
ISSN: 0272-6963
Year: 2001
United States, Quality Control Management, Inventory Control, Statistical Data Included, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Usage, Quality control, Total quality management, Just in time inventory systems, Just in time systems

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Total productive maintenance: a contextual view

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The contextual differences of industrial plants were examined to determine the types of firms that have adopted total productive maintenance (TPM) strategies. To this end, a theoretical model that takes into consideration the effects of managerial factors such as employee involvement, total quality management and just-in-time, as well as organizational and environmental factors, was developed. It was found that managerial contextual factors exert greater influence on TMP implementation than environmental contextual factors. These results stress the overall importance of managerial, organizational and environmental issues in the execution of TPM programs.

Author: McKone, Kathleen E., Schroeder, Roger G., Cua, Kristy O.
Publisher: American Production and Inventory Control Society Inc.
Publication Name: Journal of Operations Management
Subject: Business, general
ISSN: 0272-6963
Year: 1999
Production Management, Factory Management, Plant maintenance

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Subjects list: Research, Production management, Factory maintenance
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