In the world of industrial production, efficiency is a strategic imperative. Yet many plants find it difficult to measure and improve Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE), which can limit their competitiveness. The Oee Leadership Academy aims to fill this gap, offering clear explanations, practical examples and sound advice to help managers boost the performance of their production lines.
One of the main obstacles to the effective use of OEE is the complexity of the factors influencing its three components: availability, performance and quality. Without in-depth analysis, unplanned downtime and quality losses can go undetected, negatively impacting productivity. What’s more, information is often scattered, making it difficult to implement continuous improvements in the field.
To overcome these challenges, there are proven levers. Digitizing performance monitoring with solutions like
At an automotive plant in France, a structured OEE approach reduced downtime by 25% in just six months. Relying on the
For manufacturers, the Oee Leadership Academy is the ideal starting point for structuring your continuous improvement efforts. Define clear priorities, equip yourself with the right tools and engage your teams in a sustainable improvement process. With solutions like TeepTrak, you can monitor and optimize your OEE to guarantee the sustainability and competitiveness of your production.
FAQ
Question 1: How does OEE impact plant productivity?
OEE measures the efficiency of a machine or production line, combining availability, performance and quality. Optimum OEE means uninterrupted operation, at full capacity and with a minimum of faults, thus maximizing productivity.
Question 2: What tools can help improve OEE?
Shop-floor digitization solutions, such as those offered by TeepTrak, enable real-time performance monitoring and facilitate downtime analysis and process optimization.
Question 3: Where do I start structuring an OEE project?
Start by establishing clear, measurable objectives. Use effective monitoring tools to accurately measure your performance indicators, and develop continuous improvement routines based on the data collected.




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