ISO 22400 examples are illustrative manufacturing key performance indicators, calculations, or use cases that align with ISO 22400, a standard for KPIs in manufacturing operations management. They show how production, quality, maintenance, and logistics performance can be expressed in a consistent KPI structure.
Common examples include KPIs such as overall equipment effectiveness, availability, performance efficiency, quality ratio, throughput rate, scrap ratio, utilization, and schedule adherence. In MES, ERP, analytics, or shop-floor reporting contexts, these examples are often used to map operational data into standardized performance measures.
ISO 22400 examples should not be confused with proof of certification, validation, or compliance. They are reference-style KPI examples or mappings. A plant may use ISO 22400 terminology while still adapting formulas, data sources, and reporting rules to its own systems and operating model.