5s And Stating Fit Flashcards

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What is a 5s primer?

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Embracing the five disciplines and developing a culture that supports them

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1S

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Sort: comb through materials, tools and equipment, identidying what is needed and getting rid of what is not

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2S

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Set in order- develop and organization system using visual cues like shadow boards or masking tape to identify where each tool or piece of equipment goes

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3S

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Shine- clean equipment, tools and workspaces, note their condition. Develop a schedule for ongoing cleaning and maintenance of all items and areas and regularly inspect

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4s

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Standardize- create and use clear simple work methods and standards, including processes for the first three S’s

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5s

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Sustain- develop a culture around the principles of 5S. Communicate involve and train employees, provide regular feedback

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Sixth S

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Physical and mental safety, affects not only accident and injury concerns but the motivational aspect of work as well

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How do some companies treat 5s?

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As a simple housekeeping program with the mantra of a place for everything and everything in its place

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Better descriptor of 5s

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Take care of the small things and the big things will take care of themselves

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What should Five S be?

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A problem prevention program and a way to identify and fix problems when they are still very small thus preventing big problems.

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What did taiichi ohno teach?

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Must ask why Five times in order to find root cause looking deeper and deeper ti uncover underlying problems for real improvement and change to take place

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What do sweeping problems under the rug or mopping problems up cause?

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Costly problems like faulty products, maintenance mishaps, employee injury or death

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Where could a problem like an oil leak come to light using the 5s program?

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Various stages of 3S, the shine step depending on the discipline

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A great 5s program

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During a regular scheduled inspection, small bits of oil are observed on a gasket, The root cause is determined and corrected

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Good 5S program

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A drop of oil forms and maintenance is requested before it drips on the floor

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16
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Average 5S program

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A drop of oil on the floor brings attention to the maintenance issue

17
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A housekeeper focused program

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cleaner wipes, away, evidence of the oil and nothing further is done until the machine runs out of oil and breaks down

18
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Second factory issue

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found electric cabinet that had been left closed but unlatched, breaching normal safety procedures, and OSHA regulations, multi test parts made were packaged to be shipped the next morning

19
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Scenario 1

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Meticulous housekeeping, zero problem solving

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Scenario 2

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Skipping protocol and procedures endangers both products and people

21
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Scenario 3

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Asking why until then root cause is found

22
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What does successful implementation of 5s or 6s require?

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Involving, empowering and inspiring workers to share the vision and embrace the cause

23
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What do these programs often involve?

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Significant change and convincing workers to do things differently necessitates showing them how and why they as well as the company stand to gain by doing things differently

24
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Why is the fifth S vital to the program

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Sustain is vital because without it the program will be little more than managements latest here today gone tomorrow

25
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What can an organization gain with the fifth s?

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Greater safety, quality, productivity, and a positive culture where employees feel valued and can thrive

26
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What does the Japanese term gemba mean?

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Actual place

27
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What does gemba suggest?

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That if you really want to know what is going on you need to go to the place where the action occurs

28
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Why do lean practitioners apply gemba

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To stay in touch with what is happening on the factory floor

29
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Possible reasons for gemba walk

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Learn about practices, coaching employees, or following up on issues identified in the past

30
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What are some general guidelines for success?

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-have a purpose
-keep it brief
- drive out fear

31
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Have a purpose

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Identify the processes, people or products to be studied

32
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Keep it brief

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30 to 45 minutes should be long enough to accomplish the purpose of the walk

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Drive out fear

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Develop a culture where employees are glad to see the gemba walker and are exited to share their ideas for improvements

34
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Biggest miskate made with gemba

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To just wander aimlessly about the plant floor in a meet and greet session, handing out pats on the back or empty praise to employees

35
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How can an occasional pause be helpful

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Will give you a different perspective from walking as you observe what is happening around you

36
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What are the cultural differences between decision making in Japan versus American firms

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In America decisions are made without understanding all the facts, solve problems without seeing the point of the cause, meeting are filled with gut feeling and emotional hunches

37
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What does gemba offer leaders as part of a continuous program?

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Offers leaders and managers a way to stay in touch with the pulse of activities on the factory floor and make decisions that include employee input and concerns