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Using SPC methods to trigger preventative maintenance and prevent CCP violations Jeffery L. Cawley Northwest Analytical, Inc. July 20, 2005 93 Integrating Preventative Maintenance Into HACCP

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Using SPC methods to trigger

preventative maintenance

and

prevent CCP violations

Jeffery L. Cawley

Northwest Analytical, Inc.

July 20, 2005

93 – Integrating Preventative Maintenance Into HACCP

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Process Management & Predictive Maintenance

• Event Driven vs. Scheduled Maintenance

– Economics

– Effectiveness

• Inspection vs. Process Management

– Inspection is never 100% effective

– Insensitive to process drift

– Triggers only when critical value exceeded

• Information Rich & Intelligent Manufacturing

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SPC Contribution

• SPC appropriate whether measuring pathogen levels,

shaft load, bearing wear, etc.

• SPC differentiates signals from noise

• Observed CCP violations too late for current production

• SPC and process management model more sensitive to

equipment and process deterioration than inspection

• SPC enables dynamic, “intelligent” system response

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Stable – Control Chart

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Capable – Process Capability Report

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SPC Enables HACCP Success

• Stable Process

• Capable Process

• Timely Alerts

www.nwasoft.com/press/mag_haccp.htm

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SPC Enables HACCP Success - Butterball Case Study

www.nwasoft.com/press/mag_haccp.htm

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Process Management Results

• Process management vs. inspection model

• SPC gives more sensitive alarms in addition to critical values

– Control limits

– Rule violations

• Capability/stability relation to process management

– Headroom indication

– Better planning & decision making

• Fix it before it’s broke – predictive maintenance

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• Problem prevention mode

• Automated systems

• Analysis – increase system knowledge & appropriate response

• Performance monitoring -optimize maintenance timing

International SEMATECH e-Diagnostic Levels

Can We Learn From

Other Industries?

www.geindustrial.com/products/documents/eDiagnosticsGECiscoWhitePaper.pdf

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Level 0 – Access & Remote Collaboration

Level 1 – Collection & Control

Level 2 – Analysis

Level 3

Prediction

International SEMATECH e-Diagnostic Levels

www.geindustrial.com/products/documents/eDiagnosticsGECiscoWhitePaper.pdf

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Level 0 – Access & Remote Collaboration

Level 1 – Collection & Control

Level 2 – Analysis

Level 3

Prediction

Inspection vs. Process Management

www.geindustrial.com/products/documents/eDiagnosticsGECiscoWhitePaper.pdf

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SPC – Predictive Maintenance

• How to use data

• How to make decisions

• How to intelligently trigger maintenance

• How to prevent process disruptions

SPC Enables Predictive Maintenance:

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SPC & Predictive Maintenance – Universal Application

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SPC & Predictive Maintenance Enable HACCP Success

• Less disruptive, more productive

• Stability

• High capability

• Result – safer product at less cost

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Northwest Analytical, Inc.111 SW 5th Ave., Suite 800

Portland, OR 97204

503-224-7727

[email protected]

www.nwasoft.com