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    The document discusses housekeeping and the 5S system. It explains that housekeeping involves keeping the workplace organized, clean and safe. The 5S system represents the basic principles of housekeeping through the steps of sort, systematize, sweep, standardize, and self-discipline. Implementing 5S and an effective housekeeping program can increase productivity, quality and safety while reducing costs through preventing accidents from poor housekeeping conditions.

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    HOUSEKEEPING

    1
    Occupational Safety
    Housekeeping
    and Health Center
    OBJECTIVES

    At the end of this module, participants will be


    able to:
    • Understand what is housekeeping and what is
    the value of good housekeeping.
    • Be familiar with the 5S system.
    • Know the elements of an effective 5S and
    Housekeeping Program.

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    SOME SIGNS OF
    POOR HOUSEKEEPING
    • Cluttered and poorly arranged areas
    • Untidy piling of materials
    • Presence of items no longer needed or in excess
    • Blocked aisles and exits
    • Dusty floors and work surfaces
    • Tools and equipment left in work areas
    • Overflowing waste bins and containers
    • Overcrowded/disorderly shelves and storage
    areas
    • Presence of spills and leaks

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    ACCIDENTS FROM POOR
    HOUSEKEEPING
    • Being hit by falling
    objects
    • Tripping over loose
    objects on floors,
    stairs and platforms
    • Slipping on greasy,
    wet or dirty surfaces

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    ACCIDENTS FROM POOR
    HOUSEKEEPING
    • Striking against projecting, poorly stacked items
    or misplaced material
    • Cutting, puncturing, or tearing the skin of hands
    or other parts of the body on projecting nails,
    wire or steel strapping
    • Electrocution from exposed & unattended live
    wires
    • Fire incident/having skin burns from unexpected
    fires

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    HOUSEKEEPING

    • Keeping your workplace orderly,


    organized, clean and safe.
    • Housekeeping is not just
    cleanliness; it is effective
    workplace organization.
    • Housekeeping lessens accidents
    and related injuries and illnesses.

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    WHAT IS 5S

    • 5S is a tool that represents the basic principles


    of housekeeping and workplace organization. It
    is more than cleaning and painting. It is a
    disciplined approach to keep the workplace
    efficient and effective.
    • 5S practice is a technique used to establish and
    maintain Safe and Quality environment in an
    organization
    • 5S stands for five Japanese words
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    5S OF GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
    JAPANESE ENGLISH TAGALOG

    SEIRI SORT SURIIN

    SEITON SYSTEMATIZE SINUPIN

    SEISO SWEEP SIMUTIN

    SEIKETSU STANDARDIZE SIGURUHIN

    SHITSUKE SELF-DISCIPLINE SARILING-KUSA

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    SEIRI (SORT)

    • Seiri is an
    action to
    identify and
    eliminate all
    unnecessary
    items from the
    workplace

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    Use Frequency Description Disposition

    Cannot be used or is • Defective goods and


    unlikely to be used --------- dead inventory that ------ Discard
    cannot be used

    Rarely
    INVENTORY
    used ----------
    • Used about twice
    ------ Move to Remote
    ITEMS, TOOLS per year area
    FIXTURES,
    MACHINES
    • Used once every
    Can be Occasionally one or two months------- Store near Process
    used used ----
    • Used about once Store near work-
    ------ station
    a week.

    Often
    used --------- • Used every day ------ Store at work-
    station
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    SEIRI (SORT)

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    SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)

    • Seiton is an
    action to put all
    essential
    materials in a
    systematic
    order.
    • A place for
    everything and
    everything in
    its place
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    SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)

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    SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)

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    SEISO (SWEEP)

    • Seiso is an
    action to clean
    and/or polish
    the workplace
    to attain a dirt
    or dust-free
    state.
    • Also inspecting
    for defects
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    SEISO (SWEEP)

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    SEIKETSU (STANDARDIZE OR
    SANITIZE)

    • Seiketsu is a
    condition
    where high
    standard of
    housekeeping
    is attained.

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    SHITSUKE (SELF-DISCIPLINE)

    • Shitsuke is a
    condition where
    all members
    practice the
    above 4S
    spontaneously
    and willingly as
    a way of life

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    BENEFITS OF 5S
    PQCDSM:

    P - Increase productivity and efficiency


    Q - Improve product quality.
    C - Reduce manufacturing costs.
    D - Ensure on-time delivery.
    S - Provide a safe working environment
    M – High morale. Employees feel good in
    their second home. Improve company
    image.
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    FOR A 5S & HOUSEKEEPINMG
    PROGRAM TO BE EFFECTIVE
    You need:
    • Management commitment and employee
    support
    • Housekeeping & 5s policy program and
    procedures
    • Training
    • Program evaluation
    • Housekeeping awards system

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    “Some people think housekeeping is a
    waste of time. But if you spend five
    minutes picking up junk and litter, you
    might keep someone from slipping or
    tripping. You could prevent an injury
    that keeps them off work for weeks or
    even months. Five minutes to save
    months off work—it’s a good
    investment. And next time, it could be
    you who gets hurt.”
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