The definition, purpose, attention points and implementation essentials of safety in 6S

The definition of safety in 6S: Pay attention to safety education for members, have safety first at all times, and take precautions before they happen.

Purpose: To establish and maintain a safe production environment. All work should be done under the premise of safety.

Points to note:

1. Are there any items with unknown purposes?

2. Are there items with unknown contents?

3. Are there any items? There are no idle containers or cartons

4. Are there any unnecessary items?

5. Are there any items placed under the conveyor belt or material rack?

6. Do you place personal belongings randomly

7. Do you place things on the passageway

8. Do you place items parallel or at right angles to the passageway

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10. Are there any damages to the packing boxes (damaged containers)?

11. Are there any tools, fixtures, measuring instruments, etc. Place it in the designated position

12. Is it easy to move?

13. Is there anything placed behind or on the shelf?

14. What is inside the shelf and safe box? 15. Are dangerous goods clearly marked? Are fire extinguishers regularly inspected? 16. Are there any messy items at the operator’s feet? Parts

17. Are the same parts scattered in several different places

18. Are there more than necessary items (tools, parts, etc.) placed around the operator

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19. Are parts stored everywhere in the factory?

Implementation essentials: safety first

Extended information

Content of 6S

1. Organizing (SEIRI)

Divide all items on the work site into useful and useless items. Except for keeping the useful items, clear away the others.

Purpose: to free up space, make full use of space, prevent misuse, and maintain a clean working environment.

2. Organize (SEITON)

Place the necessary items left behind in the prescribed locations, and place them neatly and label them.

Purpose: Make the workplace clear at a glance, eliminate the time of searching for items, tidy the work environment, and eliminate excessive backlog of items.

3. Cleaning (SEISO)

Clean the visible and invisible places in the workplace, keep the workplace clean and bright, and create a good working environment.

Purpose: Stabilize quality and reduce industrial injuries.

4. Cleaning (SEIKETSU)

Carry out sorting, rectification, and cleaning to the end, and institutionalize it, always keeping the environment in a clean and beautiful state.

Purpose: To create a clear scene and maintain the above 3S implementation results.

5. Literacy (SHITSUKE)

Each member develops good habits, follows the rules and develops a proactive spirit (also called habituality). ?

Purpose: To promote the formation of good behavioral habits, cultivate employees who abide by the rules, and promote team spirit.

6. Safety (SAFETY)

Attach importance to member safety education, have safety first at all times, and take precautions before things happen.

Purpose: To establish and maintain a safe production environment. All work should be done under the premise of safety.

The "6S" are related to each other. Arrangement, rectification, and cleaning are the specific contents; cleaning refers to institutionalizing and standardizing the above 3S implementation practices, and implementing and maintaining the results.

Literacy refers to cultivating each employee to develop good habits and follow the rules. It is easy to carry out 6S, but long-term maintenance must rely on the improvement of literacy; safety is the foundation, respect life, and prevent violations. .

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