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QA (M) Audit v1 – Manufacturing 6S Checklist

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QA (M) Audit v1 is a manufacturing quality and 6S checklist designed to evaluate workplace organization and safety. It covers Sort, Set, Shine, Safety, Standardize, and Sustain with checks for QC cart cleanliness, proper storage, staging areas, trash removal, clear aisles and exits, undamaged cords, signed 6S boards, hold labels, personal belongings, and shutdown tasks like turning off computers, lights, and fans.

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Assess 6S performance across your facility with this S40 Audit v1 checklist. Review Sort, Set, Shine, Safety, Standardize, and Sustain with focused checks such as workstation organization, tool storage, pallet and staging control, trash removal, floor cleanliness, cord management, clear exits and eyewash access, safe chemical storage, 6S board sign off, proper ladder staging, clear aisles, and end of shift shutdowns for machines, computers, and lights. Use it to spot gaps, standardize practices, and maintain operational discipline on the shopfloor.
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6S Audit Checklist S35 Audit v1

This 6S audit checklist helps teams evaluate Sort, Set, Shine, Safety, Standardize, and Sustain in manufacturing and warehouse areas. Inspect workstation organization, tool storage, cleaning supplies, staging areas, pallet and shelving management, and empty pallet storage. Verify trash removal, clean floors and column protectors, and safe, undamaged cords. Check that 6S boards are signed, ladders staged correctly, and aisles free of obstructions. Confirm shutdown routines at shift end, including machinery, computers, printers, lights, and fans, with personal belongings properly stored.

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6S Audit Checklist S40 v1

Assess 6S performance across your facility with this S40 Audit v1 checklist. Review Sort, Set, Shine, Safety, Standardize, and Sustain with focused checks such as workstation organization, tool storage, pallet and staging control, trash removal, floor cleanliness, cord management, clear exits and eyewash access, safe chemical storage, 6S board sign off, proper ladder staging, clear aisles, and end of shift shutdowns for machines, computers, and lights. Use it to spot gaps, standardize practices, and maintain operational discipline on the shopfloor.

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REM Audit v1: 6S Manufacturing Audit

This REM Audit v1 is a 6S manufacturing checklist designed to help teams assess workplace organization and safety. It covers Sort, Set, Shine, Safety, Standardize, and Sustain, with practical checks such as organized workstations, proper storage of cleaning supplies, corralled pallet jacks and banding carts, orderly shelving and cabinets, and correct storage of empty pallets. Housekeeping items include empty trash cans and floors free of labels and debris. Safety checks verify cords are dressed and undamaged, ladders are staged correctly, aisles are clear, and the 6S board is signed and dated. The audit also prompts confirmation that lights and fans are off and personal belongings are put away, supporting lean, consistent, and safe operations.

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