TPM Simplified

De: Ade Asefeso MCIPS MBA

Narrado por: Christy Lynn

It’s time once again to make much of a simple concept; that two groups with different names, languages, and cultures might put aside their old habits, pettiness, and grudges, recognize the overwhelming alignment of their most critical self-interests, and join their complementary strengths to achieve unprecedented peace, harmony, and productivity. That’s the concept behind total productive maintenance (TPM), where maintenance and production personnel cooperate to define, standardize, allocate and perform the tasks needed to maximize overall equipment effectiveness (OEE), which keeps equipment producing quality product at maximum efficiency and minimum lifecycle cost.

©2014 Ade Asefeso, MCIPS MBA (P)2014 Ade Asefeso, MCIPS MBA

Barely good for introducing TPM concepts

This book was my first approach to TPM. Although it was helpful, its shortcomings made it less effective, and not engaging at all. Starting by, narration, it's too monotonous, almost machine like. The structure of the book doesn't follow a defined sequence or logic; at times it seems to skip from topic to topic randomly, and frequently seems to be too redundant and repetitive (perhaps this was intended to reinforce memorization of the concepts?). If you're looking for a brief introduction to TPM go ahead and listen to it, but don't expect too much.

Overall good content, but with average narration.

I struggled listening with the narrator's voice and/or storytelling characteristics. It is difficult to explain other than saying that the narrator's voice might have been a better fit for a storyteller of a novel or a fantasy story rather than a technical voice.