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    Occupational Safety and Health Center

    HOUSEKEEPINGHOUSEKEEPING

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    OBJECTIVESOBJECTIVES

    At the end of this module, participants will beable to:

    Understand what is housekeeping and what is

    the value of good housekeeping. Be familiar with the 5S system.

    Know the elements of an effective 5S andHousekeeping Program.

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    SOME SIGNS OFSOME SIGNS OF

    POOR HOUSEKEEPINGPOOR HOUSEKEEPING

    Cluttered and poorly arranged areas Untidy piling of materials Presence of items no longer needed or in excess

    Blocked aisles and exits

    Dusty floors and work surfaces Tools and equipment left in work areas

    Overflowing waste bins and containers Overcrowded/disorderly shelves and storage

    areas Presence of spills and leaks

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    ACCIDENTS FROM POORACCIDENTS FROM POOR

    HOUSEKEEPINGHOUSEKEEPING

    Being hit by fallingobjects

    Tripping over looseobjects on floors,

    stairs and platforms

    Slipping on greasy,

    wet or dirty surfaces

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    ACCIDENTS FROM POORACCIDENTS FROM POOR

    HOUSEKEEPINGHOUSEKEEPING

    Striking against projecting, poorly stacked itemsor misplaced material

    Cutting, puncturing, or tearing the skin of handsor other parts of the body on projecting nails,wire or steel strapping

    Electrocution from exposed & unattended live

    wires Fire incident/having skin burns from unexpected

    fires

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    HOUSEKEEPINGHOUSEKEEPING

    Keeping your workplace orderly,organized, clean and safe.

    Housekeeping is not just

    cleanliness; it is effectiveworkplace organization.

    Housekeeping lessens accidentsand related injuries and illnesses.

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    WHAT IS 5SWHAT IS 5S

    5S is a tool that represents the basic principlesof housekeeping and workplace organization. Itis more than cleaning and painting. It is adisciplined approach to keep the workplaceefficient and effective.

    5S practice is a technique used to establish and

    maintain Safe and Quality environment in anorganization

    5S stands for five Japanese words

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    5S OF GOOD HOUSEKEEPING5S OF GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

    SARILING-KUSASELF-DISCIPLINESHITSUKE

    SIGURUHINSTANDARDIZESEIKETSU

    SIMUTINSWEEPSEISO

    SINUPINSYSTEMATIZESEITON

    SURIINSORTSEIRI

    TAGALOGTAGALOGENGLISHENGLISHJAPANESEJAPANESE

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    SEIRI (SORT)SEIRI (SORT)

    Seiri is anaction to

    identify andeliminate allunnecessary

    items from theworkplace

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    INVENTORY

    ITEMS, TOOLSFIXTURES,MACHINES

    Cannot be used or isunlikely to be used

    Rarely

    used

    Occasionally

    used

    Oftenused

    Can beused

    Defective goods anddead inventory that ------

    cannot be used

    Used about twice

    per year

    Used once every

    one or two months

    Used about oncea week.

    Discard---------

    ---------- ------

    ----

    -------

    ---------

    ------

    ------

    Use Frequency Description

    Move to Remotearea

    Store near Process

    Store near work-

    station

    Store at work-

    station Used every day

    Disposition

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    SEIRI (SORT)SEIRI (SORT)

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    SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)

    Seiton is anaction to put allessentialmaterials in asystematicorder.

    A place foreverything andeverything inits place

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    SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)

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    SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)

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    SEISO (SWEEP)SEISO (SWEEP)

    Seiso is anaction to clean

    and/or polishthe workplaceto attain a dirt

    or dust-freestate.

    Also inspectingfor defects

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    SEISO (SWEEP)SEISO (SWEEP)

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    SEIKETSU (STANDARDIZE ORSEIKETSU (STANDARDIZE ORSANITIZE)SANITIZE)

    Seiketsu is aconditionwhere highstandard ofhousekeepingis attained.

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    SHITSUKE (SELFSHITSUKE (SELF--DISCIPLINE)DISCIPLINE)

    Shitsuke is acondition whereall members

    practice theabove 4Sspontaneously

    and willingly asa way of life

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    PQCDSM:

    P - Increase productivity and efficiencyQ - Improve product quality.C - Reduce manufacturing costs.

    D - Ensure on-time delivery.

    S - Provide a safe working environmentM High morale. Employees feel good in

    their second home. Improve companyimage.

    BENEFITS OF 5SBENEFITS OF 5S

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    FOR A 5S & HOUSEKEEPINMGFOR A 5S & HOUSEKEEPINMG

    PROGRAM TO BE EFFECTIVEPROGRAM TO BE EFFECTIVE

    You need:

    Management commitment and employeesupport

    Housekeeping & 5s policy program andprocedures

    Training

    Program evaluation

    Housekeeping awards system

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    Some people think housekeeping is awaste of time. But if you spend fiveminutes picking up junk and litter, youmight keep someone from slipping or

    tripping. You could prevent an injury

    that keeps them off work for weeks oreven months. Five minutes to savemonths off workits a goodinvestment. And next time, it could beyouwho gets hurt.


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