Abstract

The global pandemic, particularly the COVID-19 crisis, has significantly impacted various manufacturing sectors, notably the electronics industry in Bangladesh. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, industries faced unprecedented operational challenges, necessitating agile and innovative management strategies. This case study examines the role of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) in bolstering the resilience of the domestic electronics industry during this global health crisis. As supply chains buckled and consumer demand fluctuated wildly, TPM principles provided a framework for maintaining equipment reliability and production efficiency when it was most needed. The study dissects how TPM's focus on proactive maintenance and employee empowerment helped organizations navigate the pandemic's complexities, ensuring minimal disruption in production despite stringent health regulations and workforce limitations. By analyzing real-world applications of TPM during this period, the research reveals the methodology's direct impact on mitigating downtime, preserving quality, and enhancing operational adaptability. The insights presented underscore the significance of TPM in fortifying the electronics sector against such systemic shocks, ultimately contributing to sustained industrial performance and economic stability in tumultuous times.

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