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Implementation Process of 5S for a Company in Real Life - Problems, Solutions, Successes

Czifra György ()
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Czifra György: ÓBUDA UNIVERSITY, DONÁT BÁNKI FACULTY OF MECHANICAL AND SAFETY ENGINEERING, 1081 Budapest, NÉPSZÍNHÁZ STR. 8. Hungary

Research Papers Faculty of Materials Science and Technology Slovak University of Technology, 2017, vol. 25, issue 41, 79-86

Abstract: Developed in Japan, 5S is a system of organizing workplace for efficiency, effectiveness and safety. Is 5s important? The answer is: “YES”, because the implementation is about empowering employees to control their work area and create an environment where they want to work every day. It is a program that only works with grass roots level engagement. With commitment to safety, we are equally committed to 5S to ensure a safe place to work. It enabled us to indicate where waste was occurring and thus improve the work area sustainably. We recognized real problems, found solutions and ultimately we were successful in our endeavors. Throughout different companies, various words of similar meaning are used. No matter what specific words are used to identify the steps in 5S, the purpose remains the same: create a clean, organized and efficient work environment.

Keywords: System 5S; process; 5S training; audit (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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DOI: 10.1515/rput-2017-0024

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