5S Parts Department Checklist
Covers binning, labeling, stock arrangement, fast-moving parts access, obsolete stock segregation, cleanliness, traceability, and storage discipline.
Sample Audit Programs
For the complete checklist, and scoring criteria download the file
1. Is every part storage location (bin, shelf, rack, drawer) clearly labelled with a location code, and does the physical label match the location code in the DMS?;
2. Are parts stored in their designated bin location consistently, with no parts placed in incorrect locations or left without a bin assignment?;
3. Are bin labels legible and undamaged, with faded, torn, or missing labels replaced promptly?;
4. Are new parts booked in assigned to a bin location at the point of receiving, with no parts left in the receiving area without a bin assignment?;
5. Are fast-moving parts stored in the most accessible locations — closest to the counter or workshop hatch — rather than in positions determined by historical placement?;
6. Are parts arranged within each bin in a way that allows quick identification — with part numbers visible, FIFO order maintained, and packaging intact?;
7. Is similar or related parts grouped together in storage, minimising pick travel time for common job types?;
8. Are heavy parts stored at waist height or below, and long or bulky parts stored vertically where appropriate, consistent with manual handling best practice?;
9. Is obsolete, superseded, or slow-moving stock physically separated from active stock, clearly labelled, and stored in a designated area?;
10. Is a review process in place for obsolete stock, resulting in return to supplier, write-off, or repurposing — rather than indefinite retention occupying active storage space?;
Customizable Audit Programs to Suit Your Business Needs
يتيح لك نظامنا المرن إنشاء قوائم أسئلة مخصصة، وتجميعها في برامج مفيدة، وضمان الامتثال عبر مختلف الأقسام. قم بمعاينة نماذج البرامج وقوائم الأسئلة لفهم كيف يمكنك تحسين عملية التدقيق بسهولة.