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i am working on lean in purchasing project. i would like to have some metrics in place to measure the benefits of 5S program.

2006-10-30 07:58:10 · 1 answers · asked by Anonymous in Business & Finance Small Business

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FIRST S-SORTING(GOOD AND BAD, USEABLE AND NON USEABLE)
SECOND S- SYSTEMIC ARRANGEMENT(ONCE SORTED KEEP SYSTEMATICALLY TO HAVE TRACEABILITY)
THIRD S-**** AND SPAN(KEEP ARRANGED THINGS ALWAYS READY TO USE AND IN DIRT FREE AND TIDY STATUS)
FOURTH S-STANDARDIZE(MAKE A PROCESS FOR ABOVE THREE STAGES AND MAKE STANDARDS AND ALSO KEEP ON REVIEWING THESE.)
FIFTH S- SELF DISCIPLINE(INDIVIDUAL HAS TO COMMIT)

I have use 5-S check lists throughout the plant that were audited monthly. I would use the audit sheets to get a total of deviations for the entire facility. This was posted monthly. The chart listed each area, how many deviations per shift, and the % of effectiveness. Very simple to do. The hard part is when an area as less than 90%, I would issue an internal corrective action to the person responsible.

The biggest areas for purchasing I could see would be #'s 1 and 2. If nonconforming material, raw material, and suspect material cannot be accurately accounted for, inventory control and restocking levels will be grossly over/underestimated. This is where # 5 is important. Purchasing has to be notified immediately of any issues that would affect production to protect the customer. This cannot be deviated from.

Hope this helps.

2006-11-02 09:20:28 · answer #1 · answered by Joe S 6 · 0 0

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