OEE Calculator
Equipment EffectivenessOverall Equipment Effectiveness = Availability × Performance × Quality.
Domain · Areas of Expertise
Productivity, OEE, process capability, and SOPs - engineering the work itself, not just the workstation.
This is classical Industrial Engineering: time-and-motion study, line balancing, and equipment effectiveness. It's also where my published productivity work sits - the MOST-based engine assembly line study on my CV started here.
Hands-on Tools
Overall Equipment Effectiveness = Availability × Performance × Quality.
Observed time → Normal time → Standard time, the core time-study chain behind MOST-based standards.
Enter task times (comma-separated, in seconds/minutes) and the desired cycle time to get the minimum number of workstations and resulting balance efficiency.
Case Study
The full DMAIC walkthrough of this study lives on the Lean Six Sigma page - summarized here from a Work System Design angle.
Station-wise cycle times were decomposed into elemental motions using the Maynard Operation Sequence Technique (MOST), establishing standard times used to rebalance the line against takt time and reduce bottleneck-driven idle time.
Method: MOST, line balancing