OEEandOLE-ODfile.pptVIP

KH HEAH/KF Moy Agenda of Symposium Review of Meeting Minutes/Follow Up issues OEE OLE Best Practices Sharing Sites Special Projects/Sites issues highlight Ops. Dev. Update/highlight Others 1. Follow Up issues from Last Meeting/Conference MES MM Symposium training – Not able to be conducted for now as the expert in MM had resigned form BSG, and MM is currently under a major modification -- Open Discussed with Tom Cipielewiski – He had agreed to temporary remove the document 00-OD20-1000-001-B until a new document is ready and reviewed by both GOS and OD - Closed Discussion with Chris Singleton on machines fine tuning – due to recent re-structuring of FVT functions, Chris is no longer in the position to discuss this issue. KH will bring this up to Tom Cipielewiski – Open NPI data to be captured in normal production reports – this issue is closed with the agreement from both VPs of Europe and Asia. KH will propose to segregate the data and report 2 numbers for normal production and NPI separately. – Will finalize by end Nov. 2007 – Open A new tool – PAI is available for the overall planning including backend. Also currently a solution is being worked on as GOF. 2. OEE and OLE ( Overall Equipment Efficiency Overall Labor Efficiency ) GOS ( Global Operations Services ) had recently proposed 2 new indicators in the hope of replacing Productivity. These 2 indicators, OEE and OLE measure the output, quality and also available time of machines Once the details calculation available KH will send to all Mfg. Managers for sharing Target to implement these 2 indicators is by end Nov, 2007 What is OEE ? OEE = Availability Rate x Performance Rate x Quality Rate Availability Rate = how much time per shift the line is actually running (DOWNTIME) Performance Rate = how well the line did when it was running (SPEED) Quality Rate = how many quality products were produced at the first time (QUALITY) OEE The 3 OEE factors are infl