Which of the following is typically excluded from the 3-M program review meetings?

In the context of the 3-M (Maintenance and Material Management) program, the focus of program review meetings is on enhancing the maintenance activities and ensuring that the procedures are effectively implemented. Typically, the topics discussed in these meetings revolve around maintenance processes, performance metrics, and strategies directly related to the 3-M program.

Personal performance issues unrelated to the 3-M system are typically excluded from these discussions because they do not directly impact the overall maintenance strategy or the operational efficiency of the work center. The purpose of the 3-M program review is to evaluate and improve maintenance operations, plan for upcoming work, and assess the effectiveness of current strategies. As a result, personal performance matters that do not pertain to maintenance activities do not fit the agenda and focus of these meetings.

On the other hand, general maintenance issues, new maintenance strategies, and budget allocation discussions are all relevant features of the 3-M program and would likely be included in the review agenda to ensure that the work center is operating efficiently and effectively.