Safety walk through​

• Determine the customer’s path through maintenance​
• Look for code violations​
• Look for slip/trip hazards​
• Overhead hazards​
• Flying debris hazards

Clean workspace​

• Ensure hydraulics and electronics are separate from grinding and welding functions.​
• This work can be positioned closer to the safe zone

Workflow​

• Determine the path our work travels​
• How are the work areas structured?​
• Orientation(Left-hand, Right-hand)​
• Designate drop off points near safe zones

Dirty Workspace​

• Furthest from the customer’s path​
• Far from Clean Workspace​
• Utilize welding curtains or cabinets as barriers

  Safety walk through​

•   Eliminate dead end aisles​
•   Look for code violations​
•   Look for slip/trip hazards​
•   Overhead hazards​
•   Heavy items stored at waist level​
•   Do not store on top cap

Receiving/Kitting​

• Ensure shelving and bins are in place for then number of technicians​
• Receiving should be closer to Supply Chain Specialist or crib attendant's desk

Workflow​

• How do parts enter and leave the crib​
• Orientation(Left-hand, Right-hand)​
• Designate drop off points for returned parts and repairs​
• 3-foot aisle ways​
• Designated areas for ladders, carts, etc.

Shipping/Repairs​

• Shelving for repair parts​
• Shelving/table for shipping supplies​
• Separate from receiving (avoids cross contamination of parts)