Exploring Innovative Total Productive Maintenance [TPM] Approaches to Drive Productivity in Construction Process Plants
Keywords:
Construction plants, innovative techniques, construction industry, automation, process utilization, TPM methodAbstract
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) has traditionally played a vital role in enhancing equipment performance and minimizing downtime in industrial environments. As construction process plants face heightened demands for greater productivity and cost-efficiency,conventional TPM methods must adapt to new challenges. This paper investigates the latest advancements in TPM aimed at improving productivity within construction process plants by incorporating state-of-the-art technologies and methodologies.
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