From traditional maintenance management to total productive maintenance: application case in agribusiness (#1447)

Authors

Baldeon Nazario, Luz Marcela

Mattos Carrillo, Luis Fernando

Pinedo-Palacios, Patricia

Abstract

This research has been developed with the purpose of increasing the productivity of a company dedicated to agribusiness through the application of TPM in maintenance management, using applied research with a pre-experimental design, through the pre-result. test and post test, the techniques of analysis of historical documentation referring to production and failures recorded by the machines were applied and direct observation was also used in the diagnosis and implementation of the improvement. Covering a sample of weekly production productivity and the total number of ammonia compressor machines. The results were an improvement in its production processes and in the effectiveness of its compressor machines, with the implementation of total productive maintenance, through its 8 pillars and 12 application stages. Concluding that maintenance management achieved an increase in average productivity rates of 27.76%, increasing to a post-test productivity of 61.09%