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Efficiency Formulas Check Performance

Published Saturday, February 01, 2003

Who at your operation has the final word when it comes to idling a piece of equipment for maintenance, the maintenance manager or the operations manager? Typically, how their performance is evaluated places them in competition with one another. Measuring a maintenance department's performance using only equipment availability could lead to an inaccurate evaluation. A Maintenance Efficiency Factor (see Rock Products, January 2002, page 11) may provide a more accurate evaluation. The same can be said for measuring the performance of the various operating groups. An Operating Efficiency Factor may be a more accurate method of evaluating the ...

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