Integrated Maintenance Planning in Manufacturing Systems

Al‐Turki, Umar M.; Ayar, Tahir; Yilbaş, Bekir Sami; Sahin, Ahmet Z.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-06290-7

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“…production, maintenance, safety) may have very different opinions as to which work should go ahead, and which is the highest priority; therefore most sources advocate a formal routine meeting (i.e. at least daily / shiftly) to allow all stakeholders to engage in the decision (Al-Turki et al, 2014;Peters, 2014;Duffuaa and Raouf, 2015).…”

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A tailorable framework of practices for maintenance delivery

Catt

2021

JQME

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PurposeThis paper aims to describe the development of a tailorable framework of practices for maintenance delivery (MD) and present a range of examples to demonstrate the tailoring process. The framework covers the entire scope of MD in detail, including several related subjects where significant business process interaction occurs. It offers a wide range of optional practices throughout, complete with expert guidance to enable tailoring based on the business context.Design/methodology/approachThe framework was developed in two stages: firstly, via a review of existing MD processes from the literature to establish a preliminary version; this was then developed further via a Delphi study utilising the opinion of experts from industry to validate, critique and improve the initial framework design.FindingsThe completed framework was implemented and tested by the industrial sponsor of this research and was found to deliver significant improvement to their MD practices.Practical implicationsThe tailorable nature of the framework means that it can be utilised by any business to design an MD process that is fully effective within their specific context. Alongside a tailored MD process, the framework will also generate a fully aligned implementation specification for the supporting computerised maintenance management system (CMMS), which is also tailored according to the same contextual requirements. This will enable the end user of the framework to procure, implement and configure a CMMS that has all of the functionality required to fully support their business requirements.Originality/valueInnovation is delivered by combining a novel business process design tool with a software specification tool to solve a common industry problem (i.e. poor CMMS implementation).

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A tailorable framework of practices for maintenance delivery

Catt

2021

JQME

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“…Maintenance is a determined based on some formulated actions that are accomplished in order to keep an item in its with best operational quality with minimum cost attained. It is also reported that maintenance in its precise denotation consists of all accomplishments that are associated to keeping a convinced amount of obtainability and consistency of the system and its mechanisms and its capability to execute by a basic degree of quality [15].…”

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The Readiness of Automotive Manufacturing Company on Industrial 4.0 Towards Quality Performance

Tasmin

Rahman

Jaafar

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IJIE

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This research is focusing on analyzing readiness of automotive manufacturing firm on Industry 4.0 towards quality performance. In the era of globalization, most manufacturing firms all over the world are constantly looking for ways to increase productivity. The manufacturing industry is mainly faced with the problem of Industry 4.0’s awareness and implementation. Top and middle management of DRB-HICOM Automotive manufacturing firm from all departments have been selected as a sample study. The questionnaire has been used to get the feedback from top and middle management about readiness of Industry 4.0. There are three main objectives that were assessing the level of firm’s characteristics, determining the level of Industry 4.0 readiness for DRB-HICOM Automotive manufacturing company, namely via variables of Applied Technology, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Internet of Things (IoT), Cyber Physical System (CPS) and determining the relationship between the Industry 4.0 and quality performance. Quantitative method was used in this research which incoperates the distribution of 96 questionnaires to the respondents involving DRB-HICOM Automotive manufacturing firm. In terms of conducting the required data analysis, Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) version 22 was used. Result shows that all related constructs have a significant yet strong relationship between Industry 4.0 and quality performance. It is hoped that this initial Industry 4.0 work will help to spur future research about implementation of Industry 4.0, across the boards among many industrial sectors.

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“…An essential approach for successfully operationalise IPL is applying suitable Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) [2]. In fact it is argued that plans need to be coupled with a mechanism which can monitor the effectiveness of the plan and the progress in order to take corrective actions when needed [2]. Today, there exist vast sources of literature within KPIs for providing terminology, purpose and operation and identification of them [6], [8], [12], [15], [16].…”

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“…In addition it is important to include a KPI which is leading in nature and measure the maintenance process instead of the maintenance outcome. A proposed leading maintenance KPI is % maintenance work order with due date compliance [2]. A decrease of this KPI can indicate a future machinery breakdown, reduced speed in production and defects and will therefore be a leading KPI for OEE.…”

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Key Performance Indicators for Integrating Maintenance Management and Manufacturing Planning and Control

Rødseth

Strandhagen

Schjølberg

2015

Advances in Production Management Systems: Innovative Production Management Towards Sustainable Growth

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Integrated Maintenance Planning in Manufacturing Systems

Cited by 19 publications

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A tailorable framework of practices for maintenance delivery

A tailorable framework of practices for maintenance delivery

The Readiness of Automotive Manufacturing Company on Industrial 4.0 Towards Quality Performance

Key Performance Indicators for Integrating Maintenance Management and Manufacturing Planning and Control

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