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5S Kaizen
From the course: Operational Excellence Work-Out and Kaizen Facilitator
5S Kaizen
- Here's the challenge, the work area is messy and it hinders productivity, quality, and work safety. The assignment? You have to clean up and organize the area. In short, a 5S Kaizen is needed. The invitation list for 5S should include employees that work in that area or department. So, invite operators, supervisors, and process owners to the Kaizen event. Of course, plan to conduct the 5S Kaizen at the work area or department which needs to be organized. You can look at a sample agenda in the exercise files, but know that this should be a rather short event. Two or three hours, maybe. And this is typically done before or after work is done for the day. The event is structured around the five S's. If you recall from the prerequisite Lean Six Sigma teams courses, the five S's stand for Sort, Straighten or Set in Order, Shine or Sweep, Standardize, and Sustain. Like in every workout, the champion should come and welcome the participants. The champion sets the tone for the event. After…
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Value stream mapping, part 13m 46s
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Value stream mapping, part 22m 40s
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Kaizen for streamlining and waste reduction4m 43s
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Voice of the customer (VOC) Work-Out4m 31s
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5S Kaizen4m 3s
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FMEA Work-Out4m 17s
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Root-cause analysis Work-Out4m 20s
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Solutions Work-Out4m 29s
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Process metrics and control Work-Out4m 37s
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