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    The 5S principles are an organizational methodology used in Japanese workplaces focused on organization and standardization. The 5 principles are: Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain. Applying 5S results in more efficient work by reducing time spent searching for items and minimizing accidents. It also improves company image, saves time and space, and increases worker motivation by creating a clean and tidy workplace.

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    The 5S principles are an organizational methodology used in Japanese workplaces focused on organization and standardization. The 5 principles are: Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain. Applying 5S results in more efficient work by reducing time spent searching for items and minimizing accidents. It also improves company image, saves time and space, and increases worker motivation by creating a clean and tidy workplace.

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    This file describes the 1S stage of 5S implementation

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    5S

    THE SECRET TO

    JAPANESE SUCCESS

    THE 5S PRINCIPLES
    SEIRI Organisation/Sort out
    SEITON Orderliness/Systemize
    SEISO The Cleaning/Shining
    SEIKETSU STANDARDIZE
    SHITSUKE - Sustain/Discipline

    ADVANTAGES OF 5S
    If tools and materials are conveniently located in uncluttered

    work areas

    Spend less time looking for items


    This leads to higher work efficiency

    ADVANTAGES OF 5S
    A clean and tidy workplace leads to greater

    well being and increased motivation


    Company image improves
    Time saving
    Quick retrieval
    Accidents & mistakes minimized
    Increases space
    Creates workplace ownership

    PROJECT DETAILS
    Team Name

    Team Lead

    Project name
    Area
    Team Strength

    :
    :
    :

    1. SORT(SEIRI)
    Decide what you need

    Status : Done through F:5S:03(1S)


    Remove unnecessary clutter
    Status : Done through F:5S:03(1S)
    Remove items which are broken,
    unusable or only occasionally used
    Status : Done through F:5S:03(1S)

    FOR WAVERING ITEMS

    RED
    TAG

    Place the suspected items in the red tag

    area for one week


    Allow the staff to reevaluate the needed
    items
    At the end of week those who need
    items should be returned

    THANK YOU

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