What are 5S in HR - internship topic

hiii there .....i m starting my summer internship from 2morow n d topic given is 5 S and dunno nething abt it plzzz help me n reply thanks
27th May 2009 From India, Nasik

Hi All,
5S is a Japanese practice which means :-
1 Seiri - Clearing up
2 Seiton - Organising
3 Seiso - Cleaning
4 Seiketsu - Standardization
5 Shitsuke - Discipline
Plz go through the attached presentation.
Regards,
Surbhi
27th May 2009 From India, Mumbai

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thxx a lottt for ppt but m findin it related to manufacturing and not hr ....plzz help me ..plz waiting
28th May 2009 From India, Nasik

You will have to use creativity and apply what others use. For example see 5S for the Office: Organizing the ... - Google Book Search and adapt it to your HR.
28th May 2009 From United Kingdom

thxx but saw the site ....and not satisfied wht creativity shud i use its really difficult to relate it to hr ......its connected to all storage , equipments ,there cleaning and noy with hr
28th May 2009 From India, Nasik

Dear The 5 S IS Related Japanese Tech.the first one is
1- Sorting Out
2- Systematic Arrangement
3- Spic & span
4- Standardizaton
5- Self Dicipline
These ive fatcors are 5 s &it is related to lean Mgt.
Regards
Shubham
28th May 2009 From India, Hyderabad

I suggest that you buy one of the books available at
Amazon.com: 5S for Service Organizations and Offices: A Lean Look at Improvements: Debashis Sarkar: Books and read.
An office also has certain similarities with a factory floor.
For example, how many files and others things that we store unnecessarily in an office. How about the layout of the office, depending upon its size. The 5-S priciples and concepts can even be applied at home.
Simhan
A retired academic in UK

28th May 2009 From United Kingdom

Hi Jiah,
You are right. Its related to manufacturing firm but these days lot of other sectors like education, hospitals etc. are also applying this practice in their system. 5S basically comes under TQM (Total quality Management).
Regards,
Surbhi Gupta

28th May 2009 From India, Mumbai

Please go to following address. It is very well defined there with example.
The Five S's (TQM and Change Management via 5-S) - Saferpak.com
Regards
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28th May 2009 From India, Mumbai

thank u sooo much evrybody der.....m really grateful .....but if u guys have more information regarding d same ...plz send it ...coz have to submit the synopsis on saturday ...thx a lot n take care .:-P:icon1:
28th May 2009 From India, Nasik