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Spare Parts - What Do Bakers Want

BEMA
May 08, 2018

Spare Parts - What Do Bakers Want

BEMA

May 08, 2018
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  1. Spare Parts
    “What Do Bakers Want?”

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  2. Unexpected Downtime
    More costly than you think. An industry sampling…
    1 Hour Of Unexpected Production Line Downtime
    $0
    $2
    $4
    $6
    $8
    $10
    $12
    Baker "A" Baker "B" Baker "C" Baker "D" Baker "E"
    Cost ($1,000's)
    Labor
    Cost Variance
    Transportation
    Materials
    Avg costs are shown. Actual costs are situational & depend on many variables, such as proximity of alternative sourcing and line crewing.
    Excludes sales & customer account costs, which could be significant and long-term.
    1 Hour Of Unexpected Production Line Downtime
    $0
    $2,000
    $4,000
    $6,000
    $8,000
    $10,000
    $12,000
    Baker "A" Baker "B" Baker "C" Baker "D" Baker "E"
    Cost/Hr Unexpected Downtime
    Labor
    Cost Variance
    Transportation
    Materials

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  3. • Manufacturer’s (Sub-supplier’s) part numbers
    o Electrical, such as starters, drives & PLC’s
    o Mechanical, such as bearings, sprockets, bushings, seals, & o-rings
    o Domestic part equivalents if internationally supplied
    • Group by importance to operation
    o High / On site
    o Medium / Suggested
    o Low / Available Locally
    • Typical stock level from the equipment manufacturer
    o In-stock part? Special order, with lead time?
    • Volume discount availability
    o Wear-parts, for example, may be a volume purchase
    The Spare Parts List
    Informative content is key.

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  4. The Spare Parts List
    Information – Organized/Comprehensive

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  5. The Spare Parts List
    Information – Organized/Comprehensive

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  6. The Spare Parts List
    Information – Organized/Comprehensive

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  7. A Recommended Flow Chart
    Early collaboration provides for the reduction of risk.
    Supplier Issues
    “Edited”
    Recommended
    Spare Parts List
    Baker Checks
    • Bakery Inventory For Duplicates
    • Alternative Pricing/Sourcing
    Baker Orders
    Spare Parts
    Supplier
    Procures & Ships
    Parts
    Baker Inventories Parts, Enters
    PM’s into Systems if applicable
    Equipment In-Service
    Parts On-Hand
    Supplier Issues
    Prelim Spare
    Parts List with
    Proposal
    Supplier
    Completes Equip
    Engineering &
    Design
    2 - 6 weeks
    TurnWaround
    Onsite 2 Weeks
    Prior to Startup

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  8. • Begin warranty at time of startup, not purchase
    • Provide revision bulletins and part upgrade notices
    • Part life cycle estimates for future predictive maintenance
    • Spare parts inventory audits by OEM’s
    • Know & understand each customer’s standard specifications
    o Local bakeries may elude corporate oversight
    The Spare Parts List
    Other value-added features for bakers.

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  9. • Consignment
    • Spares for startup only, returned if not used
    • Regional Inventories
    o Shared Parts
    • Web-based Spend Management Solutions, i.e. Ariba
    • Web-based part reference, exploded assembly views
    • On-site Managed Storerooms
    • Forecasting & Planning Solutions, i.e. SAP
    o Predictive ordering
    o Built into control logic
    o Assignable life cycles, i.e. order @ 80% of part life for critical parts
    Alternative Approaches
    Proven to be effective in reducing costs & risk.

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  10. The Asset Healthcare Triangle
    SAM – Strategic Asset Management

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  11. Supplier/Baker Relationship
    • Bakers need your help to combat the infant mortality of
    components and the random losses of machine parts, which are
    the leading failure mode affecting equipment reliability.
    • Often these losses are caused by human intervention through time
    based “Preventive Maintenance” tasks and the simple act of
    production cycles.
    • We must move from reactionary maintenance to predictive
    maintenance (part life cycles) and meantime between failure
    analysis.
    • The total cost for carrying an item in inventory may be as high as
    30 – 40% of the value of the item per year.
    • Predictive Maintenance saves everyone money.
    The Asset Healthcare Triangle
    SAM – Strategic Asset Management

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  12. ReliabilityWeb.com

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  13. MRO-zone.com

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  14. Resources

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  15. Spare Parts
    “From the Baker’s point of view”
    Q & A

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