Question
A supervisor initiates a programme to label tools,
remove unused items, clean machines daily, and maintain systematic workplace organization to reduce time wasted searching for materials. This initiative is best classified as ____Solution
The initiative described aligns perfectly with the 5S methodology, a Japanese workplace organization system designed to improve efficiency by eliminating waste. The supervisor's actions map directly to the five pillars:
- Sort (Seiri): Removing unused items.
- Set in Order (Seiton): Labeling and maintaining systematic organization so items are easy to find.
- Shine (Seiso): Cleaning machines daily.
- Standardize (Seiketsu): Establishing consistent routines for the first three steps.
- Sustain (Shitsuke): Maintaining the discipline to keep the workplace organized
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