David Alexander

Work Focus: Workplace Organisation & Standard Work

In this walk we are look at workplace organisation & standard work. What you should see is: -> Weekly 5S audit form and action items for the week are current, displayed at team info boards -> Cleaning routines and checklists visible, current -> Clearly visible indicators of locations and quantity for ecah object in the area -> Signage or identified addresses for tools, WIP, and raw materials, reorder points and max quantities, kanban cards -> No clutter, dirt or debris on floors, shelves, tops of cabinets, under racks and conveyors -> All horizontal surfaces clean -> Cabinets, drawers labelled, contents, match labels -> Team members and team leaders have and are following their respective standard work -> Standard work charts, complete and clearly visible -> Leader standard work is displayed day by day and for up to a week

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Area Inspected
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Walk Focus: House Keeping

How often do you keep track of housekeeping in this area? Are there standards for housekeeping?
(Of any object) What's this? How can you tell where it's supposed to be? How many of them should there be here?
How much material are you supposed to have in this locations? How can you tell?
What's the process for reordering material? What are the reorder points for materials?
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Walk Focus: Standard Work

Can you show me the standard work for this workstation? Do people in this area follow standard work? Does anyone ever monitor to see it's being followed?
What's your process for monitoring standard work? How often do you monitor it?
Do you use standard work? Let's look at it for today?
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David Alexander

Work Focus: Workplace Organisation & Standard Work

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