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One day training on
Achieving Manufacturing Excellence through
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
February 2015
Organized by
National Centre for Quality Management, Mumbai
Perspective
In a changing world where strategic initiatives are intrinsically dynamic in nature, the areas of
focus cannot continue to remain stagnant. While the fundamentals would revolve around issues
like enhancing product qualify and process efficiency together with lowering costs, the priorities
may change. Today the priorities seem to be to produce more from less i.e. elimination of all kind
of losses threatening the very existence of an organization. This is specially true when the input
costs i.e. raw materials, power, water, man power, technology, equipment, logistics, etc., all have
been rising steadily coupled with rise in competition. In the face of the above situation confronting
a company, it was felt important to hold detailed awareness programmes on elimination of losses
of all kind, while simultaneously producing products of world class quality within the expected
timeframe and cost.
Approach
In this context a One-Day comprehensive training programme has been conceived targeting focus
areas that will comprise: Overall Equipment Efficiency (productivity enhancement), Planned
Maintenance (reducing breakdowns), Quality Maintenance (defects elimination) and
Administrative Excellence (Office TPM). It will also include methods on safety (poka yoke for
accidents), housekeeping (5 „S‟ ), environment (zero pollutants) and wastage elimination. The
purpose would be to illustrate the significance of zero losses (which is the fundamental principle of
TPM) through detailed deliberations and the participants would also be briefed on the
implementation process in their respective work areas.
Benefits
The training, aims at the above important issues that almost every organization is confronted with
today, the participants are expected to take home the simplistic but practical instructions on how
to contribute to higher productivity and efficiency, while lowering the defects and costs in their
manufacturing systems, to the delight of the customer.
Who Should Attend
Senior executives, Operating managers, Engineers and Supervisors from the Shop floor,
Marketing and Materials Professionals, Maintenance professionals, from any sector of the
industry segments.
Timing:
Registration at 9.30 a.m. Session:
Fees:
Rs. 3,000 + 12.36%Service tax
Discount:
10% for NCQM Members and group registration of 3 or more participants
Venue:
NCQM Learning Centre, G - 501, Kailas Industrial Complex, Vikhroli - Hiranandani
Link Road , Vikhroli (W), Mumbai - 400 079.
10.00 a.m. to 5.30 p m.
Powai
Park Site
IIT
Hiranadani
Hospital
Vikhroli-Hiranandani Link Road
Kailas Industrail Complex
G Wing NCQM
th
501, 502 5 Floor
Vikhroli Depot
Ghatkopar
L.B.S Marg
Vikhroli Stn.
Registration
Please send nominations accompanied by course fee in favor of “ National Centre for Quality
Management” by demand draft / cheque payable at Mumbai to:
National Centre for Quality Management
G - 503, Kailas Industrial Complex,
Vikhroli - Hiranandani Link Road , Vikhroli (W), Mumbai 400 079.
Tel: (022) 2517 0483 / 69;
Email: [email protected]; [email protected]. Website: www.ncqm.com
Organizer
National Centre for Quality Management (NCQM) was established in 1985 by a group of eminent
industrialists and professionals as a not for-profit organisation with Founder President being Late Shri
Ramkrishna Bajaj.
NCQM is a premier institution engaged in promoting Quality culture in Indian economic sectors through
services like training, education, publication, research and advisory assignments. NCQM is a society
registered under Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950. NCQM has its headquarters in Mumbai and extensions
centres at Ajmer, Navi Mumbai , Nagpur , Noida and Pune.
Our Offerings
Public / In-house programmes:
Six Sigma, Total Quality Management (TQM), Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), ISO 9000 (Quality
Management System), ISO 14000 Environment), OHSAS 18000 (Occupation health & safety), Integrated
Management Systems (IMS), TS 16949, ISO 17000 (Laboratory accreditation), ISO 22000 (Food Safety),
ISO 27000 (Information security), ISO 28000 (Supply chain), ISO 50000 (Energy), Hazard Analysis &
Critical Control Point (HACCP), Statistical Process Control (SPC), Workplace management (5 S), Waste
management (5 W / 7 W), Design of Experiments, Kaizen, SEI-CMM, CE Marking, Productivity
improvement, Internal Quality Audit, Lean manufacturing, Root cause analysis for problem solving through
use of QC tools and various modules in Marketing, Materials, Operations, Finance and Human Resources
functions in Manufacturing and services sectors.
Membership: Members can avail of free participation in periodic seminars / lectures, quarterly newsletter,
10% discount for services and use of library facilities
Publications: Quarterly newsletter “ Quality Striving for Excellence” , books, video, training / application
software and research survey reports
Education: Post Diploma in Total Quality Management (PDTQM) January 2015 Batch.
Healthcare: Workshops, advisory and consultancy services in healthcare including grading and
classification of hospitals & nursing homes and laboratory accreditation.
Forthcoming Programmes
Supply Chain Management
Nov 15
Internal Audit Integrated Management Systems
Nov 24 - 25
Performance Management System
Dec 8 2014
Effective Management of Work Place Through Principles of Housekeeping (5S) &
Waste Elimination (7W)
Dec 15 2014
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Dec 2014
Internal Audit for Energy Management Systems
Dec 2014
How to Manage for Sustained Success of an Organization? "A Quality
Management Approach’’
Dec 2014
Value Engineering – An Effective Management Tool for Competitive
Jan 2014
Internal Audit (IA) as per ISO 9001: 2008 standards
Jan 2014
Value Engineering – An Effective Management Tool for Competitive
Jan 2014
Internal Audit (IA) as per ISO 9001: 2008 standards
Jan 2014

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