Inline Machine Defects Analysis Report

Inline Machine Defects Analysis Report

The Inline Machine Defects Analysis provides a comprehensive summary of machine-related issues reported by maintenance supervisors while addressing maintenance requests. This analysis focuses on understanding the reasons behind machine downtime and provides valuable insights into resolving these issues efficiently. The report includes the following elements:

Resolved Requests Summary:

This section presents a summary of the number of resolved maintenance requests (fixed or replaced) within the specified time range and scope. It provides an overview of the overall maintenance activity and highlights the total machine downtime during that period. Additionally, it calculates the average time taken to resolve a maintenance request, giving an indication of the maintenance team's efficiency.

Pareto Chart:

The Pareto chart visually represents the most common reasons for machine downtime. It illustrates the frequency and impact of each reason, allowing users to identify the main contributors to machine issues. By focusing on the most significant factors, maintenance efforts can be prioritized accordingly, leading to more targeted improvements.

Machine Defects Table:

This table provides detailed information about specific maintenance requests and their associated machine defects. It includes the following columns:

  • Production Section: The section or area in the production facility where the machine is located.
  • Machine Number: The identification number of the machine.
  • Machine Type: The type or category of the machine.
  • Repair Status: The current status of the repair, indicating whether it has been resolved.
  • Timestamp: The date and time when the repair action was taken.
  • Repair Duration: The duration it took to resolve the machine issue.
  • Supervisor: The name or identifier of the maintenance supervisor involved in the repair process.

Grouping Options:

Users have the flexibility to group the machine defects analysis based on different time intervals, including yearly, monthly, weekly, or daily. This feature allows for a more granular view of machine defects and helps identify trends and patterns over time.



The Inline Machine Defects Analysis enables maintenance teams and stakeholders to gain insights into the most common machine issues, evaluate the overall machine downtime, and monitor the effectiveness of maintenance efforts. This information empowers decision-making processes, facilitates targeted improvement initiatives, and ultimately enhances the overall efficiency and productivity of the production floor.

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