User-entered operational arithmetic
Production metrics & OEE
Inputs
User-entered planned production window excluding only time your organization defines outside the plan.
User-entered tracked stop time inside the stated planned production window.
User-entered fastest achievable cycle time under the declared process basis.
All pieces counted during the same stated production window.
User-classified first-pass good pieces; rework treatment must be consistent with the study.
Required quantity over the same stated planned production window, used only for takt arithmetic.
User-entered average assigned labor count over the stated production window.
Results
Takt time
48
s/unitRun time
420
Actual throughput
1.1905
units/minIdeal-window capacity
640
unitsAvailability
87.5
%Performance
89.286
%First-pass quality
96
%Overall equipment effectiveness
75
%Labor content per good unit
4
labor-min/unitMachine utilizationU
87.5
%Run = PPT−ST; A = Run/PPT; P = ICT·N/Run; Q = G/N; OEE = A·P·Q; takt = PPT/D
A first-pass number, not a code check, certification, or approval. Read the method and its limits below. What this is and is not.
Nearby: Milling removal rate · Drilling speed & time · Turning material removal · Milling cutting parameters
Method
Formula, when it applies, and when it does not
Calculate takt, run time, availability, performance, quality, OEE, throughput, capacity, labor content, and utilization from production records.
Run = PPT−ST; A = Run/PPT; P = ICT·N/Run; Q = G/N; OEE = A·P·Q; takt = PPT/D
When
- Declared time basis
- Counts and downtime classified by user
- User-entered ideal cycle
- No target recommendation
Don’t
- This reports arithmetic from user-entered production records and uses the declared ideal cycle time. It does not validate downtime event classification, count integrity, rework policy, demand forecasting, labor allocation, targets, bottleneck behavior, shift calendars, routing, or a productivity conclusion.
Nakajima, Introduction to TPM — OEE definition