The Communication, Skill And Knowledge That Affect 5S Methodology Toward Performance Improvement In Paper Mill Manufacturing Industry

Chiew, Thiam Huat (2016) The Communication, Skill And Knowledge That Affect 5S Methodology Toward Performance Improvement In Paper Mill Manufacturing Industry. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Lean manufacturing system has been infiltrated in manufacturing sectors across the world. In fact, Lean manufacturing system is a practice which regards the use of the resources, creation of value for the end customers, and as the ways to eliminate the waste. There are several tools that can be used to eliminate the waste within industry. This research is study for the 5s methodology toward performance improvement in paper mill manufacturing industry. Despite this, the research study will be focus in paper mill manufacturing industry which has been implemented 5S system. Although there are a number of tools and technique available to help in improve the manufacturing process, however there is only a few industries could implement the tools successfully. In this research, the communication, skill and knowledge of top management and employees is the factors that will affect the implement of 5s system toward performance improvement in the industry. Therefore, it is important to ensure the organization to define which is the most influence of the human capability in the performance improvement within 5s methodology in the industry. This research study has been proposed with the research model of the affecting of performance improvement within 5s in manufacturing industry among the capability of top management and employees. A several research method has been adopted to do the research such as descriptive research design with quantitative method, survey questionnaire and cross-sectional studies.

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