5S与可视化控制培训教材.pptVIP

* / ## Shadowing all the tools so if something is missing everyone knows what tool it is…very visual!! Ask the class what else is “lean” in this photo. The tool cart is on wheels; it can easily be taken to the place of work and removed when it is no t needed. The place to return a tool is obvious - this saves time and encourages sustaining. * / ## * / ## * / ## Look carefully at the floor, aisles and around the machines. How much oil, dirt, dust and metal shavings can you find? Are any parts of the machine dirty with oil or metal fragments? Are any air, electrical supply lines or gas water pipes oily, dirty or need of repair? Are oil outlets clogged with dirt? Are light bulbs, reflectors or shades dirty? Administrative examples?? Continuous examples?? * / ## This is Honeywell Security Solutions in Mexico. This site is always immaculate; it seems one could eat off the floor in this factory. Not only clean - but also sustained. Point out the designated place for the hazardous waste container (bottom right corner). * / ## * / ## * / ## Make Sort, Storage, and Shine a daily habit Want to be in a state that exists when Sort, Storage, and Shine are maintained in their fully implemented state. Assign responsibilities to apply these procedures. Integrate Sort, Storage, and Shine into regular work activities. Check on the maintenance of Sort, Storage, and Shine. Check Points for Your Workplace: Do you have standards, procedures, and assigned responsibilities for Sort, Storage, and Shine? * / ## Work station at HW’s E+S site in Tucson, AZ Each work station here is identical with standard tool holders, colored bins,(blue is VMI parts, yellow WIP), each station labeled the same way. Other examples of standardization is using colors consistently throughout the site. In Golden Valley, MN blue is for material, green is for Finished product, white outlines used for garbage cans, etc. * / ## * / ## * / ## * / ## Before and after example of Die Cast work station