5S Audit Checklist
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Audit Date
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Prepared by
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Department
General
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Area is tidy and well kept
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Adequate storage space is provided for required tools/equipment
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Floor is free of obstructions, trip hazards, and trash
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Any opening in the floor is guarded or covered
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Aisles are sufficiently wide for fork truck traffic
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Aisles are clearly marked (identifying walkways, machine locations, etc.)
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Walkways are guarded, if necessary
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Area waste bins are tidy and not overflowing
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Waste bins are used for appropriate materials
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Empty pallets stored in designated area
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Empty pallets are stored lying flat
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Floor is free of equipment not in use
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Floors are cleaned
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Floors/Workstations are free of excess dust
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5S tape is appropriately marked/Colors are used correctly:<br><br>Red = Fire / Danger / Stop<br>Red/White = Nonconforming material (NCM)<br>Yellow/Black = Work in progress (WIP)<br>Blue = Staging area<br>Purple = Top shelf items<br>Green = Ready to ship product<br>Yellow = Aisle boundaries<br>Grey = Production/Taki boards<br>Green/White = Waste cans<br>Black/White = Support material/equipment<br>Orange = Bulk storage
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5S Tape is in good condition (clearly displayed, no tears, fully adhered to the floor)
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Workstations are free of supplies not in use <br><br>(You will likely need to ask the operator to verify what supplies are in use versus what supplies are not in use to be able to answer this question)
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Workstations have all required tools/supplies needed to fulfill the required job duty <br><br>(You will likely need to ask the operator to verify what supplies are needed day-to-day to ensure everything they need is at their workstation. Each item should have a designated place within the workstation for this to be marked as "Yes")
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Nonconforming material (NCM) has a designated location
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Nonconforming material (NCM) is cleared in a timely manner <br><br>(The same material should not be in the NCM designated location month-to-month).
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All cardboard removed, except where necessary for goods storage. <br><br>Cardboard must be kept at minimum level
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Workstations are organized - a place for everything and everything in its place
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There is no excess dust on/around workstations
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Are tools/parts/equipment correctly stored and within taped lines?
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Are racks, push carts, shelves, and other storage areas properly labeled?
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Are access walkways, storage areas, work areas, test/inspection areas, materials, staging areas, and nonconformance areas clearly marked?<br>
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Are all tools and equipment properly organized?
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All calibration labels are present and in date (where applicable)
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Production signs are clear and present<br><br>(Can easily distinguish what part of the process each respective area is related to via signs/visual markers)
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Frequently used items are within easy access between knee and shoulder
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Stored items are adequately secured and stable
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Warning and safety signage in good condition
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Area is free of food and drinks
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Is shelving secured correctly and in safe condition?
Environment
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Lighting is adequate for operators to have full visibility
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Lighting covers and fixture are secured
Emergency Procedures
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Extinguisher of appropriate type is visible in the area
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Extinguisher is easily accessible and clear from any obstructions
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Evacuation routes are clearly visible
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Evacuation routes are clearly marked based on current location (ex: route should have an identifier pointing current location and closes evacuation route)
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Emergency exits are clearly marked
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At least two (2) employees are aware of the closest emergency exit/evacuation route in case of an emergency
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Fire lanes, if applicable, are clear and free from obstructions
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Emergency exits are clear and free from obstructions
First-Aid Kits
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Operators have knowledge of where the first-aid kits are stored
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First-aid kits are easily accessible
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First-aid kits are stocked
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First-aid kit contents are in date
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Names and contacts of USFC first-aiders are displayed
Electrical
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Power cords and other cables are in good condition (no exposed cables, broken cables, etc.)
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Power cords and other cables are off the floor or placed away from walkways
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Power strips are not daisy-chained (power strips must be connected to the wall outlet directly. One power strip cannot be connected to another power strip to serve as an extension cord)
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Power strips and other cables are secured to carts/workstations, if applicable
ESD
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ESD mats are grounded
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ESD mat calibration label is present and legible
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ESD mat calibration label is in date
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What is the due date?
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ESD wrist straps are being worn and in the appropriate method
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ESD tester calibration label is present and legible
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ESD tester calibration label is in date
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What is the due date?
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ESD log book is current and being filled out correctly
Chemical
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Operators are knowledgeable on the chemicals used in their area
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Chemical safety data sheets are available
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Chemicals are labeled properly
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Proper PPE is worn for protection against the chemical in use, per SDS
Power Vehicles
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Pallet jacks are in approved area(s), not in walkways, or creating safety hazards
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Forklifts are driving in approved areas only
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Forklift drivers are using their horns when approaching an intersection
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Operators use the domes to check for incoming forklift traffic before crossing at an intersection