Information

  • Downtime analysis: S/F paper breaks

  • Location:

  • Conducted by:

  • Machine breakout. Try to determine root cause of the breakout. Also identify gaps in crew functions getting the machine back to a running state.

Downtime Event

  • Did operator try to identify the root cause of the breakout?<br>

  • Did operator the operator check for any additional problems that I he initial breakout could cause when trying to start back up?

  • Did the operator clean up the mess created by the breakout prior to or directly after starting back up?

  • Did the operator effectively communicate to his assistant operators there responsibility during the down time event?

  • Did the crew clean up any possible slip, trip and fall hazards created by the downtime event?

  • Was there a sense of urgency to get the machine back up and running?<br>

  • Once threaded back up and running, did the crew no where to go and there role to get the machine back to a running state?

  • Was the crew successful in getting the machine back to a running state on the 1st attempt?

  • Was the crew successful on there 2nd attempt?

  • Was the overall communication between the crews sufficient to help drive towards a successful start up?

  • Any noticeable gaps that need to be addressed with any of the crew members?

  • Any additional comments or feedback?

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