5S is a concept that was developed in Japan to define and promote workplace organisation and it is generally accepted to be the cornerstone of any continuous improvement programme. It consists of five Japanese words to describe the five concepts, each starting with an S. We use the English version of these terms, because they are easier to understand and more descriptive:
5S should be a practical way of life rather than a theoretical concept. Learners will learn about practical tips and techniques to implement 5S at their workplace. This training course is aligned with the GFMAM’s 39 Subjects with a specific focus on the following subjects: maintenance delivery, asset operations.
Learners will not just see 5S definitions, but receive practical tools and tips, guidelines and techniques, as well as real life examples of successful 5S. At the end of the workshop, learners will:
This module provides learners the context and background required to understand 5S:
Practical ways to implement and sustain the third S, Set in Order:
Practical ways to implement and sustain Sorting:
This module will help learners to successfully implement and sustain 5S in their organisations so that it becomes a way of life:
Practical ways to implement and sustain Shine: