Breakdown Analysis System
Breakdown Analysis System
5. Reapplication
2. Prepare and lead a pilot project on the breakdown analysis: give a good example
of breakdown analysis
4. Train operators so that they can give suitable information concerning the
breakdown analysis
Countermeasure identification
4 and plan
Team ASAP, maximum 1 week
form Point
Lesson
Machine H ■ Breakdown
Machine E
Maintenance
Breakdown
Owner
analysis sheet
■ Maintenance WCOM™
Machine G Machine F
Owner Countermeasures' plan
Actions
Reapplication Descr. Resp. Date
Training and
■ Breakdown Maintenance Operator support to
■ Maintenance shift leader production and
■ Maintenance area supervisor maintenance Breakdown
No operators analysis sheet
■ Production Operator
Check…
Breakdown frequency
Action effectiveness
70 70
60 60
50 50
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
10
11
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30
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2
3
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5
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8
9
1994
January 1995
July
August
September
October
November
design weakness
human errors:
– from maintenance
– from production
Breakdown analysis
Breakdown evolution Main breakdowns (number and times)
Days
Type of Breakdowns 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 29 30 31
Descr. of the repai r i nterv. (speci fy component you have Before Why has the After
w orked on) + spare parts used machine
stopped?
Use the back of the sheet for 5 w hy anal ysi s on the fai l ure mode i denti fi ed (Operator + Mai ntenance Techni ci an)
It is easy to see
the reason for the
I am not sure,
I am looking for the problem
stoppage now!
Were checks al ready pl anned to prevent thi s fai l ure?
D esc rip tion By wh om Freq u en c y
Are new checks / acti ons requi red to total l y eradi cate breakdow ns?
Problem: Big machines stoppages frustrate operators Improvement: Coloured light system introduced
D esc rip tion By wh om Freq u en c y / lon g term a c tion
Results: From a distance operator can see the reason and position of machine stoppage. Reduced stoppage time
Training date
(*) 1. Desi gn faul ts 2. Lack of preventi ve mai nt. 3. Previ ous qui ck fi x 4. Incorrect prod. operati on 5. Spare part
qual i ty/avai l abi l i ty
Trainer
Trainee
Planned Realized
MTBF MTTR
Mean Time Between Failures Mean Time to Repair
# of Breakdowns/month
200
300 3000 2570
N./month
2500
150 1849
200 2000
100 1500 1074
100 1000
50 537 385
500 205
0
Jun.
Jul.
Jan. 97
Feb.
Sept.
0
May
Mar.
Target 97
Target 98
Apr.
1995
1996
Nov
Oct.
Jun.
Jul.
Jan. 97
0
Sept.
Feb.
May
Mar.
Target 97
Target 98
Apr.
1995
1996
Nov
Oct.
100
120
Euro/motor
100 350
% on time
100
80 72
50
Index
60 150
42
40
21
15 0
20 8 -50
1995 1996 1997 Target Target 1996 1997 1998 Target 99
0
1993 1994 1994 1995 1996 Target 98 99 breakdown maint. periodical maint.
98 breakdown maint. planned maint.
predictive maint. improvement maint.
improvement maint.
N ° Breakdown
0 80 160 240 320 400
Breakdowns 357
Compiled B/D
293 (82%)
Analysis sheet
100
80
60
40
20
0
Jan - July September October November