(Overall equipment effectiveness)
O.E.E. is a performance indicator for productivity
O.E.E. signifies, how much equipment is utilized for production
O.E.E. is the result of of three varying components
There are 6 ways of losing O.E.E.
These losses are quantified in term of reduction caused by them in value of O.E.E. components- O.P.T., Rate, Quality
OPT loss is the biggest contributor in losses of Overall equipment effectiveness
U.D.T. is time lost due to sudden stoppage of machine during production. It includes -:
UPMDT - Unplanned mechanical DT
UPODT - Unplanned operational DT
P.D.T. is scheduled production time lost. It includes changeover, planned maintenance, CIP etc.
No plan for production?
The loss in O.E.E. which occurred due to not running of machine at maximum rated speed output
It is the O.P.T., when machine is not running at its maximum rated speed. It includes-:
The stoppages which are so small in duration (say seconds) that cannot be recorded as DT are minor stoppages
The quantity of product lost which is produced but not given to the customer is quality loss
Rejects and samples are final finished produce which are not transferred to the customer.
It is the produced product which is rejected at the moment but can be corrected