5S Project
Today’s reading pick:
How to carry out a 5S project
5S is mainly common sense, really simple and when you are strict a very powerful tool! Before you think about starting any improvement process or workshop start with a 5S session, it’s the perfect starting point for following continuous improvement processes. The best part > it requires only a few resources, everyone can join and afterwards you have visible results. The charming thing about 5S is that you will be able to improve in small steps in all areas like quality, performance, safety and the complete work environment.
This reading pick will show you the methodology as well as real doing and conducting of 5S Sessions. It is a great guidance and a step by step instruction with lots of advices and practical tools that will allow you to conduct your 5S project from A-Z.
5S is relevant everywhere - on the shop floor, at the office or even at home!
Enjoy reading and learning!
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