Tetra Pak India’s packaging material factory became the first in India to be conferred the prestigious award for world-class TPM (total productive maintenance) achievement by the JIPM (Japan Institute of Plant Maintenance).
The manufacturing site is the first site in India across industries to be conferred this honour. The recognition highlights the outstanding levels of production quality, reliability, efficiency, and sustainability of this state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and is arguably the most coveted award for the manufacturing industry.
Tetra Pak’s site in Chakan has been operating for over a decade.
The award for world-class TPM achievement has been awarded to the packaging material converting factory that can produce over 16 billion carton packages annually. It is also known for being one of the lowest waste and highest efficiency sites across Tetra Pak.
Ashutosh Manohar, managing director of Tetra Pak South Asia, said, “We are humbled by this recognition for our packaging material factory. This award for world-class TPM achievement is a testimony of the commitment, hard work, and dedication our team has shown over the years to maintain the world-class standards that Tetra Pak is known for. We are proud that Tetra Pak is the first company across industries in India to be declared world-class by none other than JIPM. We are confident that this will further boost the confidence of our customers who have been our partners on our 35-year journey in India.”
Total productive maintenance (TPM) is a maintenance technique that focuses on equipment and people to achieve zero losses and improve productivity in all company functions. Reducing losses related to equipment and people enhances product quality, production efficiency, workplace safety, energy savings, etc., leading to significantly improved employee morale and customer experience.
In addition to the JIPM recognition, the Chakan site is also Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) platinum-certified site since 2014, meeting a range of parameters for efficient use of energy, water, and other resources, use of solar energy, good indoor environmental air quality and consideration of the quality of life of occupants in design construction and operation.
Tetra Pak India’s site in Chakan is the largest and most advanced facility for Tetra Pak outside Sweden and is committed to delivering world-class quality from the heart of India. In addition to the packaging material converting factory, the Tetra Pak site at Chakan also hosts a product formulation centre, a certified machine renovation centre, a technical training academy, and a processing module factory – making it an integrated site that caters to F&B brands in India and other parts of the world.
Tetra Pak India’s packaging material factory became the first in India to be conferred the prestigious award for world-class TPM (total productive maintenance) achievement by the JIPM (Japan Institute of Plant Maintenance).
The manufacturing site is the first site in India across industries to be conferred this honour. The recognition highlights the outstanding levels of production quality, reliability, efficiency, and sustainability of this state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and is arguably the most coveted award for the manufacturing industry.
Tetra Pak’s site in Chakan has been operating for over a decade.
The award for world-class TPM achievement has been awarded to the packaging material converting factory that can produce over 16 billion carton packages annually. It is also known for being one of the lowest waste and highest efficiency sites across Tetra Pak.
Ashutosh Manohar, managing director of Tetra Pak South Asia, said, “We are humbled by this recognition for our packaging material factory. This award for world-class TPM achievement is a testimony of the commitment, hard work, and dedication our team has shown over the years to maintain the world-class standards that Tetra Pak is known for. We are proud that Tetra Pak is the first company across industries in India to be declared world-class by none other than JIPM. We are confident that this will further boost the confidence of our customers who have been our partners on our 35-year journey in India.”
Total productive maintenance (TPM) is a maintenance technique that focuses on equipment and people to achieve zero losses and improve productivity in all company functions. Reducing losses related to equipment and people enhances product quality, production efficiency, workplace safety, energy savings, etc., leading to significantly improved employee morale and customer experience.
In addition to the JIPM recognition, the Chakan site is also Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) platinum-certified site since 2014, meeting a range of parameters for efficient use of energy, water, and other resources, use of solar energy, good indoor environmental air quality and consideration of the quality of life of occupants in design construction and operation.
Tetra Pak India’s site in Chakan is the largest and most advanced facility for Tetra Pak outside Sweden and is committed to delivering world-class quality from the heart of India. In addition to the packaging material converting factory, the Tetra Pak site at Chakan also hosts a product formulation centre, a certified machine renovation centre, a technical training academy, and a processing module factory – making it an integrated site that caters to F&B brands in India and other parts of the world.
