Maintenance Business Review

Tyre Building Machines — June Delay Performance

Monthly delay analysis and corrective action plan for the tyre building maintenance line.

8,246
Total delay minutes
358.5
Actual vs 360 target / shift-day
31%
Delay from Drum Defective alone
135.4
Highest MTTR — RB3 (min)

Executive Summary

June 2026

Key Observations

Actual delay (358.5 min) came in just under target (360 min) — overall control is close to plan, but concentrated in a few machines. RB3-09 TBM is the single largest contributor at 1,197 min (15% of total), driven mainly by drum defective issues (861 min). Drum Defective is the top failure mode across all machines: 2,597 min (31% of total delay), spread across RB3-09, 265ASM-4, RB5-04 and RB3-11. 59J-04 and RB3 show the sharpest rise in the daily delay trend, climbing to 2,241 and 2,231 minutes respectively — both flagged for major overhauling. MTTR is highest on RB3 (135.4 min), nearly 2.3x that of HTBC (60.0 min) — a key repair-time improvement target.

Delay Trend by Machine

Cumulative delay climbs sharply from mid-list machines onward

Machine-wise Delay (minutes)

Delay stays low and flat, then rises steeply from 265ASM onward

Target vs Actual

Shift-day delay minutes

Reading the trend

59J-04 and RB3 alone account for over half the total delay minutes recorded across all ten machines — the clear priority for the action plan below.

Major Machine Contributors

Share of total 8,246 minutes of delay

Delay Share by Machine

Top 6 named machines vs the rest of the line

8,246
Total Min

Contribution Detail

Minutes and share by machine, ranked

MachineMin%
RB3-09 TBM1,19715%
59J-04 TBM5136%
265ASM-4 TBM3985%
RB5-04 (Plant-1)3855%
RB3-11 TBM3724%
RB5-08 (Extn)3004%
Other Machines4,40053%

Top 6 named machines = 47% of delay; the remaining 53% is spread across the rest of the line.

Failure Mode Breakdown

Delay minutes by machine-description across all TBMs

Delay by Failure Mode

Minutes lost, all machines combined

Why Drum Defective matters

2,597 min

31% of all delay minutes in June — more than 3x the next-largest failure mode.

Affected machines

RB3-09, 265ASM-4, RB5-04 (Plant-1), RB3-11

Action already in motion

16" and 28" drums repaired/replaced across four machines this month.

Major Contributors & Action Plan

Machine-level root causes with corrective status
MachineIssueMinAction Plan
RB3-09 TBMBPR Problem150To be planned
Drum Defective86116" drum repaired
265ASM-4 TBMDrum Defective27828" drum replaced
59J-04 Tyre Building M/CT/Up & T/Down Problem160Major overhauling under progress
Wrinkle Problem220Major overhauling under progress
RB5-04 (Plant-1) (BTP)Bead Offset Problem152Drum repaired
Drum Defective150Drum repaired
RB3-11 TBMDrum Defective28216" drum repaired

MTTR by Machine

Mean time to repair (minutes) — lower is better

Repair Time by Machine

RB3 stands out as the clear outlier

Focus for repair-time reduction

RB3: 135.4 min

Highest MTTR on the line — 2.3x HTBC and 1.4x RB5(EXT).

RB5(EXT): 93.5 min

Second-highest; watch alongside RB3 for spares availability and crew response time.

Next Steps

Priorities for the coming month
1

Close out RB3-09 BPR problem (150 min)

Currently unplanned — schedule root-cause review this week.

2

Complete 59J-04 major overhaul

Address T/Up-T/Down and Wrinkle issues driving the steepest trend rise.

3

Track drum repairs for sustained results

Monitor RB3-09, 265ASM-4, RB5-04 and RB3-11 for repeat drum defects post-repair.

4

Investigate RB3 MTTR (135.4 min)

Review spares stocking and repair crew allocation to bring MTTR toward the 60-90 min band.