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  • SJE Detroit Lakes

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Cell Location: SWITCH AREA

5S+1 Audit SWITCH/PCA AREA

SORT

  • No unnecessary items are left out or stored in work area.

  • All tools, fixtures, and equipment are in regular use.

  • Standards for eliminating unnecessary items exist and are being followed.

SET IN ORDER

  • Locations of tools and equipment are clear and well organized.

  • Locations of materials and products are clear and well organized.

  • Labels exist to indicate locations, boxes, shelves and stored items.

  • Evidence of inventory control exists (i.e. Kanban cards, FIFO, MIN/MAX, etc.)

SHINING

  • Floors, walls, and pipework are in good condition and free from dirt and dust.

  • Racks, cabinets and shelves are kept clean.

  • Machines, equipment and tools are kept clean.

  • Lighting is enough and all lighting is free from dust.

  • Good movement of air exists through the area (I.E. fans, personal fans)

  • Cleaning tools and materials are easily accessible.

  • Cleaning assignments are defined and are being followed.

STANDARDIZE

  • Information displays, signs, color coding and other markings are established. (Check TV's, Information Boards)

  • Procedures for maintaining the 1st three S's are being displayed.

  • 5S checklists, schedules and routines are defined and being used.

  • Everyone knows their responsibilities, when and how to conduct the 5S+1 duties. (Look for cleaning schedule)

  • Regular audits are carried out using checklists and measures (5S+1 audit report)

Sustain

  • 5S seams to be a way of life rather than just a routine

  • Success stories are being displayed (before and after pics)

  • Rewards and recognitions is part of the 5S system (Gold Panel Award, call outs)

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