Total Effective Equipment Performance
Total Effective Equipment Performance, or TEEP, measures equipment effectiveness across total calendar time by combining utilization with OEE.
What this term means in maintenance
Total Effective Equipment Performance, or TEEP, measures equipment effectiveness across total calendar time by combining utilization with OEE.
Basic formula
TEEP = Utilization × OEE
It can also be expressed as:
TEEP = Availability × Performance × Quality × Utilization
Practical example
If utilization is 80% and OEE is 75%:
TEEP = 60%
TEEP versus OEE
OEE measures effectiveness during planned production time.
TEEP expands the view to all calendar time.
Use of TEEP
It helps evaluate hidden capacity, shift expansion, capital need, and total asset use.
Common mistake
Low TEEP does not automatically indicate poor maintenance because unused calendar time may be intentional.
How this term differs
Total Effective Equipment Performance is OEE expanded by utilization to total calendar time. It is related to Overall Equipment Effectiveness, Performance Rate, and Quality Rate, but these terms describe different records, measures, roles, strategies, or decisions and should not be used interchangeably.
Related concepts
Related maintenance terms
Keep exploring connected CMMS, reliability, and maintenance planning terms.
Overall Equipment Effectiveness
Overall Equipment Effectiveness, or OEE, measures how effectively planned production time is converted into good output by combining availability, performance, and quality.
Capacity Utilization
Capacity utilization is the percentage of available production capacity used to produce actual output during a defined period.
Asset Utilization
Asset utilization is the percentage of available or potential asset capacity that is actually used during a defined period.
Glossary FAQs
- What does TEEP stand for?
TEEP stands for Total Effective Equipment Performance.
- How is TEEP calculated?
Utilization multiplied by OEE.
- How is TEEP different from OEE?
OEE uses planned production time, while TEEP evaluates total calendar time.