Application of the OEE tool in an auto parts industry’s production line
Hugo Carmaci Alves de Godoy, Caio Roberto Ferreira Santana, Tainá Gabriela da Silva Cazarotto, Luciano Wallace Gonçalves Barbosa
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Hugo Carmaci Alves de Godoy, Caio Roberto Ferreira Santana, Tainá Gabriela da Silva Cazarotto, Luciano Wallace Gonçalves Barbosa
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The aim of this paper is to work on lean manufacturing's theory of tools in practice in a multinational auto parts industry responsible for the exhaust industry, located in state of São Paulo, Brazil. When use tools like OEE, TPM and Kaizen, it is possible to analyze the conditions of the equipment in the current scenario in production, proposing improvements such as professional maintenance planning, generating Kaizens, facilitating periodic activities (inspection, cleaning, lubrication and others) and training the employees to perform the autonomous maintenance, reducing the paras and faults of the equipment. was possible to optimize the OEE indicators: availability, performance and quality, resulting in a significantly better overall efficiency index.
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The aim of this paper is to work on lean manufacturing's theory of tools in practice in a multinational auto parts industry responsible for the exhaust industry, located in state of São Paulo, Brazil. When use tools like OEE, TPM and Kaizen, it is possible to analyze the conditions of the equipment in the current scenario in production, proposing improvements such as professional maintenance planning, generating Kaizens, facilitating periodic activities (inspection, cleaning, lubrication and others) and training the employees to perform the autonomous maintenance, reducing the paras and faults of the equipment. was possible to optimize the OEE indicators: availability, performance and quality, resulting in a significantly better overall efficiency index.
Key concepts: Overall equipment effectiveness, Total productive maintenance, Kaizen, Production line, Manufacturing engineering, Lean manufacturing, Production (economics), Quality (philosophy)