Production OEE Dashboard

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide is titled "Production OEE Dashboard" and delves into three key performance indicators (KPIs) for manufacturing: Availability, Performance, and Quality. Availability is at 93.34%, with details on planned vs. actual runtime, leading to 190 hours of unplanned downtime. Performance measures at 95.71%, indicating a small shortfall between planned and actual production quantities. Finally, Quality stands at 93.03%, describing the accepted quantity of products versus rejected ones after a quality check. The overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) is evaluated at 83.10%. The slide includes a footnote stating an improvement over the previous year's period.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, with a large title in dark blue at the top.
• The subtitle is in a smaller font and is colored in a lighter shade of blue beneath the title.
• Three main sections are encapsulated within distinct colored boxes: orange, blue, and purple, symbolizing Availability, Performance, and Quality, respectively.
• Each box contains a large percentage value reflecting the specific KPI.
• Beneath the percentage values are bar charts comparing Planned vs Actual data for each KPI, with quantitative data represented in different tones of the section's color.
• There is a geometrically shaped sidebar on the left, in a very light blue, containing the OEE percentage in large font size.
• A blue arrow extends from the OEE side panel, pointing towards an area with narrative text.
• The narrative text is presented in two lines in a white space beneath the arrow, providing context for the OEE percentage.
• At the bottom right, there is an icon depicting gears, signifying a connection to the industry or mechanical processes.

The slide is visually clean and uses contrasting colors to differentiate between sections, making the information easy to digest at a glance. The use of bars and bold percentages draws attention to the key metrics.

Use Cases

• During a manufacturing management meeting to present current performance stats and areas for improvement.
• In a stakeholder or investor presentation to demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of the manufacturing process.