
Several of our clients now describe TPM3 as a structured, yet flexible and practical, phased journey to Lean & TPM and Lean Production. Others see it as a proven company wide improvement strategy that initially focuses on equipment performance with the flexibility and capability to allow management to expand the methodology throughout the entire supply chain, ultimately involving all employees, suppliers and customers.
Our Lean & TPM (TPM3) methodology has evolved into an enhanced Australasian approach to applying the principles and practices of the Toyota Production System and Toyota Way. It is based on 10 integrated improvement activities, which assist companies to develop and unleash the full potential of their People so as to maximise the performance of their Equipment and Processes as they strive to achieve Operations Excellence / World Class Performance.
Our Lean & TPM (TPM3) methodology is unique in that it:
CTPM and its membership continue to grow. There are now some 15 Industry Groups from Manufacturing, Mining, Processing, Utilities and Service companies that are currently progressing their TPM3 / Operations Excellence journey. Over 20,000 member company employees are covered by CTPM membership.
CTPM has developed an experienced team of full-time Navigators servicing clients throughout Australasia. Our Navigators are located in Perth, Melbourne, Wollongong and Sydney in Australia, Auckland in New Zealand, Jakarta in Indonesia and Bangkok in Thailand. They provide on-site navigation, facilitation and training support.
In May 2007, CTPM gained official status as a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). As a result, our clients' employees can achieve a nationally accredited qualification in Competitive Manufacturing (Cert III & Cert IV) as they contribute to their site's strategically driven improvement journey using our TPM3 methodology. In Australia and New Zealand, government funding of up to $5,100 per eligible employee may be available to assist with this training.