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Sort
The first step in 5S is to sort
Sort all the items in your facility using red tags and other sorting products from Seton. Sort is the first step in the 5S program, and sorting means more than just cleaning up your workspace. In 5S, the objective of sort is to get rid of any unused items and move items that aren't frequently used into storage. The theory states that workers will be more productive if they keep items they use on a regular basis within arms reach. To discard unwanted items, use a red tag, which is a cross-over from the visual workplace theory. At Seton, we offer quality red tags, as well as 5S Red Tag Boards that help keep everything organized.
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Out Of Service Maintenance Tags
A wide variety of color-coded equipment tags monitor production and equipment maintenance -
Hold Maintenance Tags
A wide variety of color-coded equipment tags monitor production and equipment maintenance -
Quality Control Action Tags- Cleaned/To Be Cleaned
Unique quality control action tags identify cleaned workplace equpiment "before and after" -
Quality Control Action Tags- Inspected/To Be Inspected
Unique action tags identify the condition of workplace equpiment that needs to be inspected "before and after" -
Production Control Tags - Out of Service
Economical heavy cardstock tags for visual and written communication -
Rejected By Date Reason Maintenance Tags
A wide variety of color-coded equipment tags monitor production and equipment maintenance -
Red Tag
Tags clearly visible from across the shop floor -
Production Control Tags - Rejected
Economical heavy cardstock tags for visual and written communication -
Deffective Do Not Use Signed By Date Maintenance Tags
A wide variety of color-coded equipment tags monitor production and equipment maintenance -
Production Control Tags - Defective Do Not Use
Economical heavy cardstock tags for visual and written communication -
Red Tag Stations - 5S Red Tag Binder Center
One central location for red tags, binders and tracking forms -
Red Tag Area Wall Signs - The 5S's
Extra large wall signs are easily seen from longer distances -
Red Tag Area Wall Signs - 5S Red Tag Area
Extra large wall signs are easily seen from longer distances -
Red Tag Stations - 5S Red Tag Board with Clipboard
One central location for red tags, binders and tracking forms -
Red Tag Stations - 5S Red Tag Board
One central location for red tags, binders and tracking forms -
Scrap Color Coded QC Labels
Removable QC color-coded labels clearly mark scrap material and equipment -
Red Tag Area Wall Signs - Tag All Items
Extra large wall signs are easily seen from longer distances -
Red Tag Area Wall Signs - Designated Red Tag Area
Extra large wall signs are easily seen from longer distances -
Repair Color Coded QC Labels
Color-Coded removable QC labels clearly mark material and equipment to be repaired -
Rejected Color Coded QC Labels
Removable QC color-coded labels clearly mark material and equipment to be held not shipped -
Red Tag Area Wall Signs - Red Tag Area: All Items Must Be Tagged
Extra large wall signs are easily seen from longer distances
The objective of 5S is to create a clean and orderly work space, one that allows employees to work quickly and efficiently. The first step in the 5S program is to sort all the items in your workplace and organize them. To sort, all unused items should be marked with a red tag and disposed of, infrequently used items should be moved into storage, and items that are used daily should be kept close to the employees who use them. The theory behind the sort stage is that by minimizing employee movement, you will also decrease waste time and enhance productivity, similar to other lean manufacturing and visual workplace techniques.
The Red Tag System
During the sort stage, many companies utilize the red tag system. A carry-over from visual workplace theory, the red tag is a bright, eye-catching way to spot equipment that needs to be removed. At Seton, we offer several different red tag options, including self-adhesive red tags and lock-on safety tags. Sort you facility using red tag stations that keep red tags, ready to use, in one place as well as serves as a location to store binders and tracking forms. These boards are both magnetic and dry erase to suit all your needs.
The Red Tag System
During the sort stage, many companies utilize the red tag system. A carry-over from visual workplace theory, the red tag is a bright, eye-catching way to spot equipment that needs to be removed. At Seton, we offer several different red tag options, including self-adhesive red tags and lock-on safety tags. Sort you facility using red tag stations that keep red tags, ready to use, in one place as well as serves as a location to store binders and tracking forms. These boards are both magnetic and dry erase to suit all your needs.
