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5-S Implementation
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Why Lean?
The need for fast, flexible processes that give customers what they
want, when they want it, at the highest quality and affordable cost.
Eliminates waste that contributes to errors, defects and injuries in the
workplace!
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What are the 5-Ss???
1) Sort * clear out rarely used items, by red tagging
2) Sweep * clean it
3) Straighten * organize and label ( a place for everything)
4) Schedule * Create rules to sustain the first 3S
5) Sustain *Use regular management audits to stay disciplined
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1) SORT
Definition-
To Sort out necessary and unnecessary items.
To store often used items at the work area, infrequently used items away from the
work area and dispose of items that are not needed.
Why- Removes waste
Safer work area
Gains space
Easier to visualize the process
Things to remember-
Start in one area, then sort through everything
Discuss removal of items with allpersons involved
Items that cannot be removed immediately should be tagged
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SORT
CATEGORIZE NECESSARY ITEMS:
RARELY USED
OCCASIONALLY USED
FREQUENTLY USED
DIVIDE ITEMS INTO TWO
CATEGORIES:
BAD
UNNECESSARY NECESSARY
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2)SWEEP
Definition- To keep your area clean on a continuing basis.
Why- To prevent the area from getting dirty in the first place, so we dont have to clean it up
afterward.
A clean workplace is indicative of a quality product and process.
Dust and dirt cause potential health hazards.
Things to remember-
Sweep / Vacuum
Dust / Mop
Polish / Paint
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SWEEPBUILD PRIDE IN WORKAREAS
BUILD VALUE IN EQUIPMENT
ELIMINATE DIRT
SWEEP
CLEAN
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3)STRAIGHTEN
Definition- Arrange all necessary items.
A place for everything and everything in its place.
Why- Visually shows what is required or is out of place.
More efficient to find items/documents (silhouettes/labels).
Saves time,not having to search for items.
Shorter travel distances.
Things to remember- Keep things used together-kept together.
Use labels, tape, floor markings, signs, shadow outlines.
Sharable items keep at central location (eliminated excess)
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STRAIGHTEN
IDENTIFICATION LINES
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4)Schedule
Definition- To maintain guidelines-Sort, Straighten and Sweep
Why-
Prevents regression back to an unclean/disorganized environment (return items wheretheybelong)
Things to remember- Develop schedules, checklists
Periodically evaluate area using 5S spreadsheet.
Continually improve neatness
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SCHEDULE
PREVENTIVE:
SORTING
STRAIGHTENING
CLEANLINESS
ASSIGN 3S
RESPONSIBILITIES
nn
n
n
na
m
Items
neat?
Palletsstacked?
3.0
3.2
3.3
Aisles
clean?
Schedule
filled out?
3.4
4.1
Check on 3S
Maintenance Level
5 PointChecklist 5 Minute 5S 9:00-9:05am
1S-sort
2S-straighten
Yes
no
3S-sweep
4S-schedule
Yes
Yes
5S-sustain Yes
Integrate duties into
regular work duties
Who is scheduled to Sort,
Straighten and Shine?
X
X x X X ?
Joe Sally Bob
X X X
Y Y Y
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5) SUSTAIN
Definition-To maintain discipline, we need to practice and repeat until it becomes a way of life.
Why-
To build housekeeping into every day process.
Things to remember -Training everyone is vital.
Involvement from all is necessary.
Commitment and discipline toward housekeeping is essential in taking the first step
in being World Class.
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SUSTAIN
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5 S RATING
0= Poor (Unacceptable)
1= Marginal
2= Satisfactory
3= Good
4= Excellent
5= Operating Room Conditions
(World Class Environment)
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