5s is a workplace organization method consisting of five Japanese words: seiri, seiton, seiso, seiketsu, and shitsuke. Seiri involves sorting items into required and non-required. Seiton means setting items in proper order for easy retrieval. Seiso is thorough cleaning to ensure everything is returned to a "nearly new" status. Seiketsu derives from seiso and means standardized cleanup to set the standard for cleanliness. Shitsuke is the final step and means "sustain" or maintaining sustained discipline.

1. 5s
Present by:
Jeffrie R. Ropal
&
Hubert Umali

2. is the name of a workplace
organization method that uses a list of
five Japanese words: seiri, seiton,
seiso, seiketsu, and shitsuke.
Translirated into roman script, they all
started with letter “S” 2

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seiri
▹ Is defined as sorting out of
necessary equipment or material in
required and non required items.
Seiriis the identification of the best
physical organization of the
workplace

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Seiton
▹ its means setting ever thing in
proper order for easy retrieval. It
involves setting in order what is
fond in Seiri , Straighten and
Standarzation and of it
methodology of Seiton; the rack
system for easy retrieval.

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Seiso
▹ Is the thorough cleaning of the area,
machines, and other equipment to
ensure that everything is returned to
a “nearly new” that status. This will
ensure that any non-conformity
stands out such as an oil leak from a
machine onto a bright, newly paint
clean floor.

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Seiketsu
▹ Is the fourth step of the 5s method
its means “standardized cleanup”. It
derives from one –time Seiso step
which made the factory ‘’shiny
clean” and set the standard for for
cleanliness”

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Shitsuke
▹ Is the fifth and final step of the
five 5S method. It means
“sustain” or “sustained
discipline” it is a Japanese
word that carries a wealth of
cultural

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10. Present to:
Mrs.Garcia