Explain TPM with all the pillars.

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TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) is a proactive approach to maintenance that aims to maximize equipment effectiveness by focusing on all aspects of the production process.

TPM involves 8 pillars: Autonomous Maintenance, Planned Maintenance, Quality Maintenance, Focused Improvement, Early Equipment Management, Training and Education, Safety, and Office TPM.
Autonomous Maintenance empowers operators to take care of basic maintenance tasks to prevent breakdowns.
Planned Maintenance involves scheduling regular maintenance activities to prevent unexpected breakdowns.
Quality Maintenance focuses on maintaining product quality through equipment reliability.
Focused Improvement encourages continuous improvement and problem-solving efforts.
Early Equipment Management focuses on improving new equipment reliability and performance.
Training and Education ensures that all employees are trained in TPM principles and practices.
Safety pillar focuses on creating a safe work environment for all employees.
Office TPM extends TPM principles to office and administrative processes to improve overall efficiency.

Explain TPM with all the pillars.

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