This document outlines a framework for sustaining 5S (organizing and cleaning) practices at different levels of an organization. It describes 5 levels (L1 to L5) with associated roles and their responsibilities to identify issues, communicate, and take actions to continuously improve processes. The top level focuses on understanding business impacts and communicating deviations. Lower levels concentrate on clarifying processes, roles and responsibilities, identifying problems, and eliminating unnecessary tasks. The goal is to develop discipline around 5S practices through learning, communication and teamwork across all levels.
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1. The document outlines a framework for implementing 5S (Seiri, Seiton, Seiso, Seiketsu, Shitsuke) across multiple levels of an organization.
2. At the top level, top management should detect deviations from standards and communicate issues to initiate 5S activities.
3. At lower levels, managers should identify hidden problems, clarify roles and processes, and eliminate unnecessary tasks through communication and team orientation.
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1. The document outlines a framework for implementing 5S (Seiri, Seiton, Seiso, Seiketsu, Shitsuke) across multiple levels of an organization.
2. At the top level, top management should detect deviations from standards and communicate issues to initiate 5S activities.
3. At lower levels, managers should identify hidden problems, clarify roles and processes, and eliminate unnecessary tasks through communication and team orientation.
This document discusses developing managers into leaders through an online leadership development program. The program includes 42 online modules covering modern leadership skills taught by experts. Participants study relevant modules at their own pace. They have monthly discussions with a personal coach to ensure understanding, apply the new skills at work, and modify their approach based on reviews. The goal is to translate knowledge into abilities through real-world practice with coaching support, helping organizations build true leaders.
This document discusses time management for secretaries. It defines time as a scarce resource that cannot be stored or recalled. Effective time management is about prioritizing tasks and achieving goals. Secretaries need to manage their time to reduce stress, improve productivity, and enhance quality of life. Tools for time management include activity logs, to-do lists, and scheduling. Common time management problems include feeling busy but not achieving goals. Setting priorities based on importance and urgency is key. Procrastination wastes time and should be avoided.
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The document discusses the challenges of hiring and recommends using behavioral interviews to improve the hiring process. It notes that traditional interviews and resumes often contain inaccurate or irrelevant information, and decisions based solely on interviews have about the same success rate as flipping a coin. The summary then provides a 3-step process for conducting behavioral interviews: 1) understand the job requirements, 2) write questions focused on past behaviors relevant to those requirements, and 3) create a rating scale to evaluate answers. Behavioral interviews focus on learning about specific examples of a candidate's relevant past work experiences. This structured approach can provide more valid and useful information for assessing fit for the role than traditional interviews.
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1) Test preparation involves managing your review time by reviewing notes within 20 minutes to 1 hour after class and again within 24 hours, doing daily and weekly reviews, and doing major reviews.
2) Create review tools like mind maps and flashcards to help organize the material.
3) Plan a strategy for the exam by looking over past exams/problems, practicing sample questions from your own notes, and writing your own practice exam questions.
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2. It provides examples of how to measure severity, occurrence, detection, and RPN, and lists inputs like process flow diagrams that are needed to conduct a PFMEA.
3. The document emphasizes that the primary focus should be on preventing defects by reducing occurrence ratings, rather than just improving detection, and provides guidance on selecting appropriate detection methods based on occurrence rankings.
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1) Test preparation involves managing your review time by reviewing notes within 20 minutes to 1 hour after class and again within 24 hours, doing daily and weekly reviews, and doing major reviews.
2) Create review tools like mind maps and flashcards to help organize the material.
3) Plan a strategy for the exam by looking over past exams/problems, practicing sample questions from your own notes, and writing your own practice exam questions.
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Gendered bodies conveys different messages through poses and portrayals of women and men. Women are more likely to be depicted as off-balance, reclining, or inviting while men stand sturdily with clothes on, ready to take on the world. Such normalized gender coding through imagery can have social and psychological effects by conveying that women should make themselves available while men are active and in control.
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1. The document discusses techniques for reviewing Process FMEAs (PFMEAs) on the shopfloor, including identifying potential failure modes, their causes and effects, and adjusting occurrence and detection ratings based on actual process performance data.
2. It provides examples of how to measure severity, occurrence, detection, and RPN, and lists inputs like process flow diagrams that are needed to conduct a PFMEA.
3. The document emphasizes that the primary focus should be on preventing defects by reducing occurrence ratings, rather than just improving detection, and provides guidance on selecting appropriate detection methods based on occurrence rankings.
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2011-04-25 Comments on SFIA generic levels for v5 consultationit-workforce.com
Background
The more familiar that users get with SFIA – the more they recognise the value of the generic levels of responsibility .
The opposite is also true; new users tend to make more use of the skill level descriptors and overlook the generic levels of responsibility.
A couple of things could be done:
provide more emphasis in the framework documentation and how the generic responsibilities are presented.
I think the wording should be reviewed and refreshed by taking an analytical view of the individual elements. When this is deconstructed there are some common themes which one can see gradually increasing from L1 thru l7. However not everything is covered all the way through and for some areas the distinction between levels is not clear.
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2. What Attributes are Required to Sustain 5S
Sustain 5S
Needs
Leads to
Understand Business
Purpose & Existence
Needs
Leads to
Ability to discover hidden
business issues
Needs
Leads to
Clarity of business
processes
Needs
Leads to
Clarity of roles &
responsibilities
Needs
Leads to
Disciplined way of working
Please do not replicate. You need to understand this
and then make your own model of Ladder of
Abstraction. Subikash Roy & Tamotsu Mikami
3. What is the action Behavioral Dimensions
Level Who Word
( meaning of the word )
Top Sustain 5S Detect course deviation & Initiative, Persistence,
Management communicate to team. (Big Picture, Communication, Problem
L1
for e.g., loss of business/ customer Identification/ Solving, Team
share etc.) Orientation
Senior Understand Check the deviation from standard
Management Business and sort out issues, reorganize & Problem Identification/ Solution,
L2 Existence eliminate unwanted jobs & processes Initiative, Team orientation,
(for e.g., delivery reliability, communication
customer complaints etc.)
Plant Manager Ability to Understand exact situation and Initiative, Communication
discover hidden assess problem seriousness and Learning application, Problem
L3
business issues suggest to eliminate unnecessary Identification/ Solution,
jobs & processes Persistence
Department Clarity of Check the exact situation and Learning application
Leader business identify the exact problem (product Initiative, Problem
L4
processes line level) and sort out unwanted Identification/ Solution
tasks & events & communicate
Supervisor Clarity of roles Understand the problem and Problem Identification/ Solution,
L5 & communicate to operator & segment Communication, Learning
responsibilities (process level) and find root cause application, Initiative
Operator Disciplined way Continuously check deviation from Learning application, Problem
L6 of working standard and correct or inform Identification, Communication,
Problem Solving, Initiative
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4. • Understand existence of Business • Clarity of roles & responsibility • Identify unnecessary documents
Seiri • Understand importance of my role • Take out duplicated roles • Identify unnecessary things
整理 • Weed out unconcerned issues • Distinguish between hidden & • Make things visible
(Tidiness) • Clarify purpose through 5W2H visible customer requirements • Easy retrieval and less search time
PLAN
• Take out unwanted departments • Take out unwanted process & job
• Prioritize issues by mentally • Prioritize issues by criteria • Make standard place for all things
Seiton
• Clarify broad steps to solve issues • Clarify approach method & Steps • Clarify position clearly
整頓 • Prevent panic in complex situations • Link priorities holistically • Identify all things clearly
(Orderliness)
• Holistic thinking • Set Target Condition clearly • Ensure proper retrievability
• Identify hidden concerns • Clean up pending jobs immediately • Identify & eliminate dust & dirt
Seisou
• Find out the Real Root causes • Do not leave issues unattended • Inspect while cleaning the source
DO
清掃
• Concentrate to clean hidden issues • Refresh yourself – Take breaks of contamination
(Cleanliness)
• Maintain yourself clean • Check machine health
Seiketsu • Sanitize your mind • Approach issues with open mind • No dirty areas
• Think and act fairly • Concentrate on "What" not "Who" • No dark and closed places
CHECK
清潔
(Sanitize) • Thinking positive & forward of the problem • No dangerous activities
Kitanai = Dirty • No "Me First" attitude • Encourage failures for learning • Proper methods for handling of
Kurai = Dark • Always think of purpose (5W2H) • Don't hide mistakes dangerous items and areas
Kiken= Danger • Don't "Pass the Buck"
• Analyze problem recurrence • Create partnership • Consciously create habit (like teeth
Shitsuke
• Mindset to tackle new challenges • Coach and Learn brushing)
ACT
しつけor躾
• Discover & sort Phenomena & • Empathize to take actions • Make the habit natural &
(Culture,
Symptoms from new Events • Support mutually each other spontaneous
discipline)
(External & Internal) • Don't think about own risk • Act immediately on seeing issues
3
Top Management must practice and Senior Management must practice Middle & Lower Management must
coach and coach practice and coach
5. Action for 5S at Various Levels
Derived from Ladder of Abstraction using Semantics
Top Management must persistently detect course deviation by understanding hidden business
Top Management phenomena, and communicate below to initiate 5S activities to orient his team to resolve
problems.
Senior Management must identify the purpose of existence of his responsibilities and initiate to
Senior Management check deviations from standard and communicate it to orient his team to sort out issues by
eliminating and reorganizing any unwanted jobs and processes.
Plant Leader must be capable to identify hidden issues through learning application and
Plant Leader communicate below to initiate and assess the problem seriousness and persist his team to come
out with appropriate solutions.
Department Leader must be clear about the business processes and identify the exact problem
Department Leader through learning application and initiate for sorting out unwanted tasks and events and
communicate to Plant Leader.
Supervisor must be clear of his roles and responsibilities as well that of his superior and
Supervisor subordinates to identify the problem and communicate to the operators to find the real root cause
of problems.
Operator must develop towards a disciplined method of working and continuously take initiative to
Operator identify deviations from standard using his learning application capabilities and constantly
communicate with his superiors any deviations from standard
4
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