Development of a measurement instrument to evaluate integrated management systems and differences in perception: an approach to item response theory and the quality management process

Fernandes, Rafael da Silva; Rocha, Tamyres Rodrigues da; Coelho, Jaynne Mendes; Andrade, Dalton Francisco de

doi:10.1590/0103-6513.20220069

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“…This necessitates the development of frameworks and criteria designed to assess the performance level of this quality within production systems, in this regard, production systems play a fundamental role in manufacturing. As per Fernandes et al (2023), a system is a set of components that interact to achieve a specific goal, with a focus on minimizing defects for end-users. Therefore, this necessitates the development of a logically ordered and sufficiently coherent set of procedures to govern the functioning of the whole.…”

Section: Evaluation Of the Quality Of A Production Systemmentioning

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Performance of a concurrent parallel production system through new operating curves of Six Sigma metrics

Fontalvo Herrera,

Banquez Maturana,

Mendoza Villero

2024

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Paper aims: This research establishes a method to evaluate a concurrent production system in parallel, through new operating curves of six sigma metrics.Originality: Se proposes a novel method that provides criteria to monitor the performance of a production system in changing production conditions.Research method: This research was approached from a logical positivist epistemological model, through a heuristic analysis and with a rational propositional approach to establish the characterization of the model, the evaluation metrics and propose the new operation curves. Main findings:The results obtained show that as the sigma level increases in the global system (4.17), the level of defects per million opportunities decreases considerably and the performance increases at levels close to the main objective of Six Sigma, all this with a decrease of defects from 20.657 to 1.317, generating a high quality of 99.99% and achieving a good performance according to the established quality criteria. Implications for theory and practice:This research provides a new tool where they articulate concepts of six sigma and operating curves to monitor a productive system, which allows in a practical way to determine the real capabilities in terms of quality performance of a system.

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Section: Evaluation Of the Quality Of A Production Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Performance of a concurrent parallel production system through new operating curves of Six Sigma metrics

Fontalvo Herrera,

Banquez Maturana,

Mendoza Villero

2024

Prod.

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“…Whereas in the context of sustainability orientation, CSI helps companies to integrate sustainability goals into the company's business strategy and ensures that the company's business activities are consistent with sustainability principles. CSI helps companies to measure their sustainability performance and create transparent sustainability reports and helps companies to improve company operational efficiency and reduce the environmental impact of company business activities (Da Silva Fernandes et al, 2023). CSI helps companies to identify sources of emissions and waste that have the potential to damage the environment and take action to reduce these impacts and ensure that the company's business activities comply with environmental regulations related to sustainability.…”

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The Effect of Environmental Management Accounting and Control System Integration on Sustainability Orientation through Sectoral Green Economy Mediation

Pramono,

Suwarno,

Amyar

et al. 2023

IJEEP

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The orientation of sustainability within the scope of the company refers to the company's efforts to create long-term value by taking into account the social, environmental and economic impacts of the company's business activities. To achieve the goals of organizational development, companies must carry out effective environmental management. Company activities that are inseparable from natural resources must pay attention to the condition of the surrounding environment so as not to cause damage to the environment. The purpose of this study is to analyze how far the influence of environmental management accounting factors and the integration of control systems on the company's sustainability orientation. Then in this study will also analyze the effect of sectoral green economy as a mediating factor. The use of green economy sectoral factors aims to create an economy that also focuses on environmental protection. The research method used is a quantitative research method. The number of samples used in this study were 512 respondents. Respondents who were sampled were managers and employees of state-owned, mining & plantation companies in Indonesia. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling technique. Then the data were analyzed using SmartPLS software. From the results of the research above, it can be concluded that the environmental management accounting and control system integration variables have a significant effect on sectoral green economy and sustainability orientation. Then the sectoral green economy is also capable of being a good mediating factor in bridging the influence of environmental management accounting and control system integration on sustainability orientation.

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“…These remove the material and load it in transport equipment, trucks, conveyor belts, wagons, among others. The transport equipment takes the material to a certain point of discharge, which may be crushers, sterile cell, or lung cell, where the operation cycle resumes (Fernandes et al, 2023a;Osanloo & Paricheh, 2020;Osanloo & Paricheh, 2020) The company under study, is a large mining company located in southeastern Pará in which it establishes, as a responsibility for the Reliability Engineering team, identify and manage risks associated with its critical assets, classified as well as those that may cause a material unwanted event (MUE) (ICMM, 2015). In this way, an incident is an unplanned event or an occurrence that results in damage or other loss (ABNT, 2014) and, in turn, the failure is an incident that interrupts the operation and leads to the unavailability of the equipment (ABNT, 1994).…”

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Analysis of preventive maintenance strategy in off-road trucks

Silva,

Santos,

Luz

et al. 2023

Gest. Prod.

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Preventive maintenance is an important strategy to improve physical availability, reduce downtime and extend equipment life. In the context of mining, transport fleets are large equipment and are subject to unplanned events that, in turn, interrupt operation and lead to unavailability. Therefore, the objective of this work is to analyze the main causes that influence the throughput of performance indicators of truck maintenance, focusing on the measurement of impacts caused by inefficiency of preventive maintenance. Thus, the data of 118 trucks were collected in 2022 and the performance calculated. The fleet CAT® 797F was prioritized was not adherent to the programmed, resulting in a production loss of 5,086,957 t o n s and, for maintenance, an unavailability was 9,722.88 h and 3,870 failures. Two evaluation requirements were proposed focusing on evaluating the notes and analyzing the adherence to the preventive. In summary, it was found that of the 783 scheduled preventive maintenance only 607 were performed and presented problems related to compliance with the guidelines. Finally, the inefficiency of the preventive ones generated an increase of more than 819 failures and an impact in the availability of 8.16%.

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Development of a measurement instrument to evaluate integrated management systems and differences in perception: an approach to item response theory and the quality management process

Cited by 3 publications

References 57 publications

Performance of a concurrent parallel production system through new operating curves of Six Sigma metrics

Performance of a concurrent parallel production system through new operating curves of Six Sigma metrics

The Effect of Environmental Management Accounting and Control System Integration on Sustainability Orientation through Sectoral Green Economy Mediation

Analysis of preventive maintenance strategy in off-road trucks

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