Seminar & Kaizen—5S & Visual Control For The Office
5S & Visual Control For The Office
In this program, office employees
learn the
principles of Five-S and put them into practice in their own office and workspace. This program combines
classroom training with a mini Kaizen Event to make the transition from classroom to practice.
The program is oriented to the office environment with examples, photos and techniques. It is a great start for a 5S implementation.
Program Summary
| Format | Onsite Workshop | Who Should Attend? |
| Time | 1-Day | All Office employees |
| Cost | $3600 (Includes Travel) | |
| Participants | 5-40 | |
| Next Step | Call us at 816-931-1414 |
Participants Will Learn...
How 5S improves the workplace.
Why 5S makes for easier tasks.
How to sort through the junk and avoid the "packrat" syndrome.
Using the Red Tags to eliminate junk.
Finding the optimum location for each item.
Standardizing your work to avoid errors.
"How clean is clean?" and why Mother was right.
How to evaluate a workplace.
Photos and Mapping For Efficiency
How to keep from backsliding.
Program Outline
1. Introduction 5S and Visual Control
What It Is (and what it isn't)
Benefits of Implementing 5S
Purpose Origins of 5S
2. The 5S' Sort, Set, Shine, Standardize & Sustain
Sort
The 3 Basic Categories
Who Decides?
Set-in-Place
Location, Boundaries & Recoil
Shine
Developing Team Participation
Examples - Before and After
Standardize
Sustain
3. Visual Control What Is Visual Control?
Signs, Signals, Controls and when to use each.
Visual Control Video
4.0 Into Practice
Planning The Kaizen Event
Re-Organizing The Workplace
Report on Results
5.0 Planning The Next Steps
Developing Your Project List
Setting Up The Daily & Weekly Schedules
Everything is in reach for this customer service representative.
Loan applications arrive on this table for processing by teams.
Happy People
Presenting The Results
Shop floor teams demonstrate unexpected presentation skills under proper guidance.
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