Definition of Overall Equipment Effectiveness (O.E.E.)
Overall Equipment Effectiveness (O.E.E.) is used as a best practice KPI in TPM (Total Productive Manufacturing) and lean manufacturing transformation programmes, to measure and improve the efficiency of production or operational processes. It provides insight into how effectively a machine, production line or even an entire manufacturing plant is performing in terms of scheduling, availability, performance and quality of output.
O.E.E. categorises the most common and important sources of productivity losses, distilling them into statistics that provide an excellent indicator to measure where you stand and how to improve.
What is the role of a Stanwick consultant in O.E.E. improvements?
From Stanwick, we have 3 possible roles that we include in operational excellence processes where we improve overall equipment effectiveness (O.E.E.):
- Stanwick trainer
- Stanwick consultant
- Stanwick interim project manager
Learn more about the 3 roles: https://www.stanwick.be/en/about-stanwick
What are the Stanwick cases in Operational Excellence projects?
From Stanwick, we have supported several O.E.E. transformation projects in numerous industries (chemical, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, food, construction).
Learn more about our cases: https://www.stanwick.be/en/cases
Feel free to contact us for more info.
Jeroen Van den Hove
