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    The document discusses good workplace housekeeping practices. It explains that good housekeeping includes keeping the workplace clean, organized and safe. It identifies signs of poor housekeeping like clutter, dust and spills. Poor housekeeping can lead to accidents from tripping or falling objects. The document then outlines the principles of 5S, a method for good housekeeping involving sorting, systematizing, sweeping, standardizing and self-discipline. Implementing 5S practices provides benefits like increased safety, productivity and employee morale.

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    The document discusses good workplace housekeeping practices. It explains that good housekeeping includes keeping the workplace clean, organized and safe. It identifies signs of poor housekeeping like clutter, dust and spills. Poor housekeeping can lead to accidents from tripping or falling objects. The document then outlines the principles of 5S, a method for good housekeeping involving sorting, systematizing, sweeping, standardizing and self-discipline. Implementing 5S practices provides benefits like increased safety, productivity and employee morale.

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    The document discusses good workplace housekeeping practices. It explains that good housekeeping includes keeping the workplace clean, organized and safe. It identifies signs of poor housekeeping like clutter, dust and spills. Poor housekeeping can lead to accidents from tripping or falling objects. The document then outlines the principles of 5S, a method for good housekeeping involving sorting, systematizing, sweeping, standardizing and self-discipline. Implementing 5S practices provides benefits like increased safety, productivity and employee morale.

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    WORKPLACE

    GOOD
    HOUSEKEEPING
    Session Objectives
    At the end of the session, the participants will be able to:
     Explain the value of practicing good workplace housekeeping
     Identify and discuss good housekeeping practices
     Explain the role of management, supervisors and employees
    in good housekeeping activities
    SIGNS OF POOR HOUSEKEEPING
     cluttered and poorly arranged areas
     untidy or dangerous storage of materials
     presence of items no longer needed or in excess
     dusty, dirty floors and work surfaces
     tools and equipment left in work areas
     no waste bins and containers
     presence of spills and leaks
    ACCIDENTS FROM POOR
    HOUSEKEEPING
     being hit by falling objects
     tripping over loose objects on floors, stairs and platforms
     slipping on greasy, wet or dirty surfaces
     striking against projecting, poorly stacked items or misplaced material
     cutting, puncturing, or tearing the skin of hands or other parts of the body
    on projecting nails, wire or steel strapping
     electrocution from exposed live wires
     fires resulting from improper storage
    INJURIES FROM SLIPS, TRIPS, AND
    FALLS
    Strains and sprains
    Torn ligaments
    Broken bones
    Back or spine injury
    Death
    WHAT IS Good Housekeeping
    HOUSEKEEPING

    • Housekeeping is not just


    keeping your workplace
    clean and safe but it is an
    effective workplace
    organization.
    • Housekeeping lessens accidents and related
    injuries and illnesses.
    Benefits of Good Housekeeping
     Eliminates accident and fire hazards
     Maintains safe and healthy work conditions
     Saves time, money, materials, space, and effort
     Improves productivity and quality of work
     Boosts morale
     Reflects a well-run organization
     Premises of Establishment
    OSHS : Rule 1060.01 - Item(4)

    Good Housekeeping shall be maintained at


    all times through cleanliness of building,
    yards, machines and equipment, regular
    waste disposal and orderly processes,
    operations, storage and filing of materials.
    PLANNING A GOOD HOUSEKEEPING PROGRAM
    5S
    5S is a tool that represents the basic principles of housekeeping and workplace organization. It is more
    than cleaning and painting. It is a disciplined approach to keep the workplace efficient and effective.
    5S practice is a technique used to establish
    and maintain Safe and Quality
    environment in an organization
    5S stands for five Japanese words
    5S OF GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
    SEIRI (SORT)

    Seiri is an action to
    identify and eliminate all
    unnecessary items from the
    workplace.
    SORT/ELIMINATE (SEIRI)

    Decide what you need


    All tools, gauges and materials are classified
    for proper storage
    Remove unnecessary clutter
    Remove items which are broken, unusable or
    only occasionally used
    SEITON (SYSTEMATIZE)

    Seiton is an action to put all


    essential materials in a
    systematic order.
    A place for everything and
    everything in its place.
    ORDERLINESS(SEITON)
    Organize layout of tools and equipment
    –Designated locations
    –Use tapes and labels
    –Ensure everything is available as it is
    needed and at the “point of use”
    How to SEITON Your Workplace
    Stratification Required
    Action

    Must be placed
    SEITON Items frequently
    used near the point
    of use

    Items Items sometimes Can be placed


    Necessary used farther away

    Items not Must be stored


    used at all separately with
    SEIRI must be kept clear
    identification
    Proper labeling of items for Effective Visual Control
    SEISO (SWEEP)
    Seiso is an action to
    clean and/or polish
    the workplace to
    attain a dirt or dust-
    free state.
    Also inspecting for
    defects
    TECHNIQUE FOR SEISO

    • Divide areas into zones

    • Define responsibilities for cleaning

    • Tools and equipment must be owned


    by an individual
    Prevent Slips Prevent Trips
     Clean up straps and bands
     Clean up spills
     Put away electrical cords
     Repair leaky pipes
     Pick up objects and air hoses
     Sweep up debris  Don’tstack items in
     Wear slip-resistant walkways
    shoes  Keep drawers closed
     Put away tools
    SEIKETSU (STANDARDIZE)

    • Seiketsu is a condition
    where high standard of
    housekeeping is
    attained.
    SEIKETSU (STANDARDIZE)
     Generate a maintenance system for the first three S
     Develop procedures, schedules, practices
     Continue to assess the use and disposal of items
     Regularly
    audit using checklists and measures of
    housekeeping
     Real challenge is to keep it clean
    SHITSUKE (SELF-DISCIPLINE)

    • Shitsuke is a condition
    where all members
    practice the above 4S
    spontaneously and
    willingly as a way of
    life.
    BENEFITS OF 5S
    PQCDSM:
    P - Increase productivity and efficiency
     Q- Improve product quality.
     C- Reduce manufacturing costs.
     D- Ensure on-time delivery.
    S - Provide a safe working environment
     M-High morale. Employees feel good in their second
    home. Improve company image

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