GLSS
Shitsuke is the Japanese word for “Sustain” which is the fifth step in the 5S method. The goal is to maintain the standards established in
Shine, also known as “Seiso”, is the third step in the 5S method. The goal is to sweep or clean the workplace and use cleaning
Setup Reduction is the practice of dramatically reducing or eliminating the time to change from one method or unit to another. This concept is also
Set in Order, also known as “Seiton,” is the second step in the 5S method. The goal is to make items easy to find in
Seiton is the Japanese word for “Set In Order” which is the second step in the 5S method. The goal is to make items easy
Seiso is the Japanese word for “Shine” which is the third step in the 5S method. The goal is to sweep or clean the workplace
Sieri is Japanese word for “Sort” which is the first step in the 5S method. The goal is to remove unnecessary items from the workplace
Seiketsu is the Japanese word for “Standardize” which is the fourth step in the 5S method. The goal is to establish standards for the first
A Rapid Improvement Event is also known as a Kaizen Event. In practice a Rapid Improvement Event generally spans from 1 to 5 days and
Process time is a measure of the time a product is actually being worked on in a machine or by an employee in a work
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