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    Domestic Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning

    HOUSEKEEPING &
    SAFETY PRACTICES:
    5'S METHODOLOGY

    Jamescarl H.
    Banuay
    OBJECTIVES
    At the end of the lesson, the
    students must be able to:

    a. define the 5S methodology (Sort, Set


    in Order, Shine, Standardize, and
    Sustain); and
    b. explain its significance in improving
    workplace organization and efficiency.
    What
    is
    5'S?
    WHAT IS 5'S

    5S is a philosophy and a way of


    organizing and managing the
    workplace and work flow with the
    intent to improve efficiency by
    eliminating wastes, improving
    flow of production, reducing
    process delays.
    WHAT IS 5'S

    The 5S pillars, Sort (Seiri), Set in


    Order (Seiton), Shine (Seiso),
    Standardize (Seiketsu), and
    Sustain (Shitsuke), provide a
    methodology for organizing,
    cleaning, developing, and
    sustaining a productive work
    environment.
    SEIRI: SORT
    (CLEAN UP)
    • "Sorting" means to sort everything in
    each work area.
    • Materials, tools, equipment and supplies
    that are not frequently used should be
    moved to a separate, specified storage
    area.
    • Items that are not any more useful
    should be discarded. Do not keep things
    around thinking they might be used
    someday
    SEITON: SET IN ORDER
    (ORGANIZE)
    • Step two is to organize, to arrange to
    identify everything in a work area for the
    most efficient and effective retrieval and
    return of the item to their proper places.

    • The objective of this step is to put


    everything in the workplace and properly
    identified and labeled.
    SEISŌ: SHINE
    (REGULAR CLEANING)
    • Once you have everything from each
    work area up to your entire facility,
    sorted (cleaned up) and organized, you
    need to keep it that way.

    • Regular cleaning and inspection makes it


    easy to spot lubricant leaks, equipment
    misalignment, breakage, missing tools
    and low levels of supplies.
    SEIKETSU:
    STANDARDIZE
    • The goal of Standardizing is to create a
    (SIMPLIFY)
    uniform approach to organizing,
    cleaning, and maintaining the
    workspace, ensuring everyone follows
    the same procedures.

    • Any easy way of making people to be


    aware of, and reminded of the standards
    is to use labels, signs, posters and
    banners in the workplace.
    SHITSUKE: SUSTAIN
    • Shitsuke (Sustain) is the final step in the
    5S methodology and focuses on
    maintaining the standards established
    through the previous steps.

    • The goal of Shitsuke is to cultivate a


    culture of discipline and commitment
    where the 5S practices become a
    habitual and integral part of everyday
    work.
    THE 5'S
    METHODOLOGY
    THAN
    K YOU

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