Zero accidents. Zero defects. Zero breakdowns. That's the stated goal of the Desvres maintenance team. But behind this goal lies a work philosophy that goes far beyond technical expertise: the TPM approach, for Total Productive Maintenance. There's no question of simply reacting to problems. The challenge is to anticipate, monitor, and ensure the machine runs smoothly.
Guillaume Delattre, Maintenance Manager, and Jacky Fauquembergue, Head of Maintenance Department, explain what this approach concretely represents on a daily basis: an operator capable of detecting an oil seepage before it becomes a leak, a mechanical and electrical team that works in constant contact, and a shared conviction: alone, you can achieve nothing.
Because behind every production line, there are customers managing their inventory and production. And if Desvres is unable to deliver on time, in sufficient quantity and quality, they are the ones who suffer the consequences.
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