PENGUKURAN OVERALL EQUIPMENT EFFECTIVENESS PADA PROSES PEMOTONGAN INDUSTRI FURNITURE
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https://doi.org/10.51903/juritek.v3i1.1221Keywords:
Overall Equipment Effectiveness, Sawmill machine, Six big lossesAbstract
The sawmill machine is one of the machines highly used in the cutting process n furniture production at PT X. The sawmill machine used at PT X experiences various problems, including damage and damage repair time in more than 15% of the total production time. The event of machine failures also causes several impacts, such as low target achievement and non-uniform quality. The Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) gets an average OEE value for the period January 2021 - June 2021 of 46.79%, which is still far from the ideal standard value of Overall Equipment Effectiveness, which is 85%. Factors that greatly influence the low value of OEE based on. The sixth significant losses analysis is rework losses of 17.48%, followed by breakdown losses and reduced speed losses, which both have a percentage of 16.12%. Meanwhile, for Set up and Adjustment Loss, Idling Minor Stoppage, and Scrap or Yield Loss, the portions are relatively small, less than 5%.
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