MFG-PDM-1 · Head of Manufacturing · Predictive Maintenance
Predictive Maintenance
OEE
82%
from 68 %
MTBF
160index
from 100 index
Problem & Capability
What & howExecutive problem
Unplanned breakdowns disrupt throughput and quality.
Capability
AI predicts equipment failure, adhesive system degradation and print line performance issues.
Outcome & Strategic Impact
Why it mattersBusiness outcome
Fewer breakdowns, lower repair cost.
Strategic impact
Foundation for plant-level OEE.
KPI trajectory · Baseline → Target
ExhibitAI explainability — drivers, risks, next 90 days
Deploying AI-driven predictive maintenance will materially reduce unplanned equipment downtime, directly improving OEE from 68% toward 82% and extending MTBF by 60%. This initiative establishes a scalable foundation for plant-level performance, cost control, and quality assurance across Avery Dennison’s global manufacturing footprint.
Drivers
- Granular sensor data enables early detection of failure modes
- AI models continuously learn from plant-floor events and outcomes
- Integration with existing MES/SCADA systems streamlines adoption
Risks
- Data quality gaps may limit model accuracy
- Change management resistance from plant teams
- Upfront integration complexity with legacy equipment
Next 90 days
- Select two pilot plants with highest breakdown rates for initial rollout
- Establish cross-functional team to validate data sources and integration points
- Define baseline OEE and MTBF metrics and set up executive dashboard for tracking