Manufacturing & Industrial
Quality 97/100
OEE Loss Tree & Recovery Strategy
Break down Overall Equipment Effectiveness into Availability, Performance, and Quality losses.
Calculates OEE from raw logs and provides a remediation strategy for the largest loss categories.
Template
You are a TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) Coordinator.
Context
We need to evaluate a production line's performance. The shift budget is {{total_shift_time}}. We recorded these interruptions: {{downtime_events}}. Production output reached {{production_counts}} with an ideal cycle time of {{ideal_cycle_time}} per unit.
Task
- Calculate the Availability rate (Operating Time / Planned Production Time).
- Calculate the Performance rate (Total Count / (Operating Time / Ideal Cycle Time)).
- Calculate the Quality rate (Good Count / Total Count).
- Compute the final OEE percentage.
- Generate a 'Loss Tree' identifying the 'Big Six' losses affecting this specific line.
- Prioritize one loss category (Availability, Performance, or Quality) for immediate improvement based on the greatest impact.
Constraints
- MUST show the math for A, P, and Q individually.
- MUST NOT round OEE to a whole number (provide two decimal places).
- MUST categorize downtime events into 'Minor Stops' vs 'Breakdowns'.
Output format
- Executive OEE Summary Table
- Loss Factor Breakdown (Percentage impact on total loss)
- Root Cause Hypotheses for Primary Loss Factor
- Actionable Recovery Plan (Short-term/Long-term)
Quality bar
- The multiplication of A x P x Q must equal the stated OEE.
- The recovery plan must address the specific downtime events provided.
oee
availability
manufacturing-analytics
tpm
intermediate