In its simplest form, when creating a risk analysis regarding Safe Working, we ask the following questions:
- What roles exist in logistics?
- What expertise and training/toolbox meetings are required for various roles?
- What expertise, training, and toolbox meetings have employees already attended?
- What competencies and personal protective equipment (PPE) do employees have, and what competencies are lacking?
- Are the personal objectives and ambitions of the employees known?
Based on the answers to these questions and the discussions held, we will develop a training plan for your organization free of charge.
Training Plan for Safe Working
We begin by conducting an inventory / 0-scan using the 5 S’s system/process, including:
- Safety scan for the office. Safety check
- Safety scan for the warehouse. Safety check
- Safety scan for occupational health care. Safety check
- Safety scan for workplaces and logistics. Safety check
- Safety scan for workplaces and hazardous substances. Safety check
- Safety scan for industry certifications or certifications. Safety check
- Safety scan for EVENTS. Safety check.
Tip: Also, check out the ‘Safety in the Workplace’ Quiz and checklist downloads.
The 5S method, what is it?
The 5S method is an approach aimed at improving the organization with the workplace as a starting point. By optimizing it, we counteract wastage and lay the foundation for quality. The 5S method offers several benefits, as a well-organized workspace and environment are not only safer but also more efficient. It is a method used for workplace organization and provides a basis in the continuous improvement process. Implementing the 5S method will positively contribute to the business results.
The term “5S” refers to five Japanese words that describe a standardized approach to “cleaning.” This concept is used within Lean manufacturing:
- Seiri (ÕûÀí) = Sort and tidy: Eliminate unnecessary items and keep only what is necessary for current activities.
- Seiton (ÕûîD) = Set in order: Place the necessary items in a logical and efficient manner for easy access.
- Seis¨ (Çå’ß) = Shine and inspect: Keep the workplace clean and regularly inspect to quickly identify issues.
- Seiketsu (Çå) = Standardize: Develop and maintain standard procedures to keep an organized and efficient work environment.
- Shitsuke (Üz) = Sustain: Maintain the achieved improvements and encourage a culture of continuous improvement.
Neglect and lack of cleanliness easily lead to accidents. The 5S system aims for a clean, well-organized, and clear workplace, which automatically improves occupational safety.
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