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- 2. Stage 1 - Sort Purpose – to remove all unwanted items from the workplace • Define the area for 5S • Take photographs of the current state • Remove anything not needed for current work • Define a ‘Red Tag’ area • Use the ‘Red Tag’ strategy
- 3. ‘Red Tag’ Strategy • A method to identify potentially unneeded items, evaluate their usefulness, and take appropriate action – Is it needed? – If so, in what quantity? – Where should it be located? – Should it be disposed of, relocated, left where it is, or put into the ‘Red Tag Hold Area’? • ‘Red Tag Hold Area’ – an area set aside to store red tagged items for further evaluation – Provides a ‘safety net’ before disposing of items – Helps determine frequency of use
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