IT (Information Technology), Systems used to manage information, computing and networks., OT (Operational Technology), Systems that monitor or control physical industrial processes., Production capacity, The maximum output achievable over a specified period., Scrap, Material or products rejected because they do not meet requirements., Just-in-time production (JIT), A production approach aimed at supplying materials when needed with minimal inventory., Continuous manufacturing, Production in which materials flow through interconnected processes., Discrete manufacturing, Production of separate, individually countable products., Record maintenance activities, Document servicing, repairs and inspections., Investigate abnormal vibration, Examine unusual vibrations to identify possible defects., Restore normal operation, Return equipment to its required working state., Minimise production losses, Reduce losses caused by interruptions and inefficiency., Optimise maintenance schedules, Improve the timing of maintenance activities., Implement condition monitoring, Introduce systems to track machine condition., Machine failure, An event in which a machine cannot perform its required function., Machine fault, A defect or abnormal condition that may affect equipment operation., Breakdown, An unexpected failure that interrupts normal operation., Unplanned downtime, Time when equipment is unexpectedly unavailable for production., Microstop, A very short production interruption, often lasting seconds.

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