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The Lean Enterprise 5S Workplace Organization (Standards and Evaluation exercise) Lean Foundations Continuous Improvement Training Lean Foundations Continuous Improvement Training
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freeleansite.com 2 The Purpose of 5S Enhance safety Increase quality and quality mindsets Remove waste from workplace Provide reduction in non-VA activities Create an environment for Continuous Improvement Enhance safety Increase quality and quality mindsets Remove waste from workplace Provide reduction in non-VA activities Create an environment for Continuous Improvement
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freeleansite.com 3 6S = 5S + 1*safety Activities Sort:Seiri(separate) Straighten:Seiton (set in order) Shine:Seiso (clean) Standardize: Seiketsu (standards) Sustain:Shitsuke (discipline) Safety:Anzensei ( + *safety) Sort:Seiri(separate) Straighten:Seiton (set in order) Shine:Seiso (clean) Standardize: Seiketsu (standards) Sustain:Shitsuke (discipline) Safety:Anzensei ( + *safety)
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freeleansite.com 4 Typical Levels of Assessment Level E Disorganized and dirty Parts and rubbish on floor and bins Shelves cluttered with newspaper, lunch, obsolete stock Level D No debris in working area WIP Organized No obsolete stock; parts are labelled (including defects) Level C Aisles, equipment and materials are identified Non-required tools and fixtures removed from workplace Required tools and fixtures are identified and assigned a visible location Level B All small tools are identified and located for immediate access 6S standards are maintained with direction from supervision Level A 6S standards are maintained without supervision Operators are searching for opportunities to improve Level E Disorganized and dirty Parts and rubbish on floor and bins Shelves cluttered with newspaper, lunch, obsolete stock Level D No debris in working area WIP Organized No obsolete stock; parts are labelled (including defects) Level C Aisles, equipment and materials are identified Non-required tools and fixtures removed from workplace Required tools and fixtures are identified and assigned a visible location Level B All small tools are identified and located for immediate access 6S standards are maintained with direction from supervision Level A 6S standards are maintained without supervision Operators are searching for opportunities to improve
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freeleansite.com 5 Level E Disarray: What is required? What is not required? Potential damage to WIP Potentially hazardous to operator
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freeleansite.com 6 Level D Some organization is apparent Cannot tell what is / is not required
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freeleansite.com 7 Level C Organized and identified Obvious when missing
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freeleansite.com 8 Level B Clean, neat, tidy Safe, no hidden dangers to worker or WIP Process problems obvious at a glance
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freeleansite.com 9 Level A Standards are visible Workers maintaining standards Workers seeking out opportunities for improvement
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freeleansite.com 10 Let’s do some 5S “Ratings” … So, what do you think ?
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freeleansite.com 17 The Purpose of 5S Enhance safety Increase quality and quality mindsets Remove waste from workplace Provide reduction in non-Value added activities Create an environment for Continuous Improvement Enhance safety Increase quality and quality mindsets Remove waste from workplace Provide reduction in non-Value added activities Create an environment for Continuous Improvement
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The Lean Enterprise 5S Workplace Organization (Standards and Evaluation exercise) Lean Foundations Continuous Improvement Training Lean Foundations Continuous Improvement Training
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