The general inspection approach involves:
1. Selecting categories and developing training materials to teach maintenance staff how to inspect areas like fasteners, lubrication, and safety.
2. Training team leaders who then relay the training to members on inspecting equipment structure, function, and optimal condition.
3. Teams performing inspections of pilot machines and all machines, listing problems, and planning solutions.
4. Standardizing the inspections by creating standards for each category and conducting reviews to improve inspection skills.
The general inspection approach involves:
1. Selecting categories and developing training materials to teach maintenance staff how to inspect areas like fasteners, lubrication, and safety.
2. Training team leaders who then relay the training to members on inspecting equipment structure, function, and optimal condition.
3. Teams performing inspections of pilot machines and all machines, listing problems, and planning solutions.
4. Standardizing the inspections by creating standards for each category and conducting reviews to improve inspection skills.
The general inspection approach involves:
1. Selecting categories and developing training materials to teach maintenance staff how to inspect areas like fasteners, lubrication, and safety.
2. Training team leaders who then relay the training to members on inspecting equipment structure, function, and optimal condition.
3. Teams performing inspections of pilot machines and all machines, listing problems, and planning solutions.
4. Standardizing the inspections by creating standards for each category and conducting reviews to improve inspection skills.
The general inspection approach involves:
1. Selecting categories and developing training materials to teach maintenance staff how to inspect areas like fasteners, lubrication, and safety.
2. Training team leaders who then relay the training to members on inspecting equipment structure, function, and optimal condition.
3. Teams performing inspections of pilot machines and all machines, listing problems, and planning solutions.
4. Standardizing the inspections by creating standards for each category and conducting reviews to improve inspection skills.
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General Inspection Approach
General Inspection - Workflow
Fasteners, Lubrication, Drives, Electrical, Safety, Select General Inspection Categories Hydraulics, Pneumatic, Process Condition - Maintenance staff PREPARATION FOR Develop training materials General Inspection Manuals and Check sheets, models, wallcharts TRAINING - Maintenance staff Formulate training plan - Maintenance staff & Area Managers Train team leaders Understanding of Equipment structure, function, working principle, optimal condition - Maintenance staff
TRAINING Prepare for relay teaching to team members
- Team Leaders & Workplace Managers Carry out relay teaching to team members Conduct general inspection of pilot machine - Team Leaders Perform General Inspection Conduct general inspection of all machines - Team Members GENERAL Hold team meetings to list problems and plan countermeasures Problem list - Areas of deterioration, hard to INSPECTION - Team Members check places
Solve Problems Create Visual Controls
- Team Members & assigned maintenance personnel Draft daily inspection standard for each category - Team Members Check Inspection skills (Skills check chart) - Team Leaders STANDARDIZATION Conduct self-review and apply for factory review - Team Leaders Conduct factory review - Maintenance staff & Area Managers Act on Reviewer’s comment Move to next General Inspection Category - Team Members & assigned maintenance personnel General Inspection - Roadmap Implementation Activities 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Selection of pilot model m/c
Selection of general inspection categories of pilot model m/c Preparation of skill chart of team members of pilot model m/c Developing training material for 8 GI Training of GI conditions Formulating training plan Carrying out relay teaching to team members Selection of general inspection categories for all m/c
Skill chart of team members in each category for all m/c
Conducting inspection of 8 categories on Shop floor
Finding out abnormalities and relating them with a b c d
Listing out areas of deterioration and hard to check places