Equipment & OEE
The machines, what state each is in, and how well they actually ran.
18 steps · 10 questions · 6 screens on this shelf
The screens on this shelf
Workspace
Andon Board
What the plant looks like right now: every machine, its state, how long it has been in it, and what it is running. The wall screen and the shift report read the same query.
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Workspace
OEE Board
Availability, performance and quality drawn as the time ladder they come from — because a plant told its OEE is 62% can do nothing with that, and one told it lost 340 minutes to changeovers can.
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Records
Equipment
The physical machine, which is neither the work center (a scheduling object) nor the fixed asset (a ledger one). It names both.
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Records
Machine States
One row per state, opened when it starts and closed when it ends. A stop with no reason is the queue a supervisor clears — and until it is cleared, the loss analysis is unreliable.
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OEE Periods
The computed answer per machine per shift, with every input kept beside it — because a figure recomputed against today’s nameplate rate cannot be compared with last quarter. A period is not typed in: Compute OEE works it out for a day from the machine states and counts.
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Report
Loss Analysis
The six big losses in minutes, ranked. A plant told it lost 340 minutes to changeovers can act; one told its OEE is 62% cannot.
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