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Implementing 5S Methodology to Reduce Plastic Waste

5S, a foundational concept of continuous improvement, can be applied to plastics waste management by sorting, setting in order, shining, standardizing, and sustaining practices. Through proper handling and disposal of plastics, companies can reduce waste and promote environmental sustainability.

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Implementing 5S Methodology to Reduce Plastic Waste

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  1. Five Ss(5S) in Plastics Waste How to eliminate Plastics Waste

  2. Contents 1. What 5S is? 2. Sort out ( “Seiri” in Japanese ) 3. Set in Order (“Seiton” in Japanese ) 4. Shine (“Seiso” in Japanese ) 5. Standardizing (“Seiketsu” in Japanese ) 6. Sustain (“Sitsuke” in Japanese ) 7. Conclusion

  3. 1. What 5S is? What 5S is? 5S is the foundation of Kaizen ( improvement ) Sort out Separate needed from unneeded things and discarded the unneeded Set in Order Arrange items that are needed in a neat and easy-to-use manner and in sequence of using or consuming them

  4. 1. What 5S is? Shine Shine means not only sweeping up the work area, but also inspection of something abnormal at the work area. Standardizing The overall cleanliness and order that result from disciplined practice of the first three Ss. It means also “Don’t litter the work area!” Sustain Sustain the first four Ss. Sometimes referred to as “discipline”.

  5. 2. Sort out ( “Seiri” in Japanese ) We do not receive plastic bags clear file at shopping etc., Discard unnecessary plastic Use minimal plastics products Discard in the right place and Properly dispose of plastics waste

  6. 3. Set in Order (“Seiton” in Japanese ) Plastic bags are easy to remove ex. Refrigerators and others Plastic bags are easy to handle Plastic bag is suitable size Plastic bag is the right type Put the plastic bag in the proper position Plastic is properly fixed ex Greenhouse for agriculture Use plastics properly For example, plastic sheets are not used for sidewalks. On a rainy day, walk on a plastic sheet and fall

  7. 4. Shine (“Seiso” in Japanese ) Clean plastic Plastic packaging contents are visible Efficient temperature control of plastic packaging contents Plastics are properly managed

  8. 5. Standardizing (“Seiketsu” in Japanese ) Clean the contents of plastic without bacteria Make sure the plastic does not get dirty Seal the plastic package for foods, etc.

  9. 6. Sustain (“Sitsuke” in Japanese ) Manage 5S by discipline Educate people Make a circle team Set a goal Do circle activities Announce results Establish an award system

  10. 7. Conclusion Appropriate use of plastics by 5S and reduction of plastics waste 5S is adopted by many Japanese companies. The Toyota production system started from 5S. Currently, 5S is adopted by overseas companies

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