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impacting your business and developing strategies for managing them can have a significantly positive impact.


5S The 5S workplace organisation methodology refers to five steps: Sort, Set, Shine, Standardise and Sustain. It is a system that helps achieve a safe, efficient and intuitive workplace. With millions of workers preparing to return to work and FM companies working intensely on developing workplace strategies to stop the spread of Coronavirus and provide safe and comfortable work settings for employees to return to, 5S has never been more beneficial. It can help ensure that your facility is clean and ready for anything. Coming out of this era will see a movement to make workplaces safer, cleaner and more adaptable to outbreaks such as this. The 5S system helps you create safer and more efficient spaces that reduce overhead costs and increase productivity.


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The FM industry has played a pivotal role during the pandemic and should be immensely proud of how quickly they’ve stepped up to the challenge. The sector outlook is mixed, particularly with the deferral of discretionary projects and non-essential maintenance as a result of reduced consumer demand.


Now is the time to look beyond tomorrow, think about the long-term strategy and get ahead of the curve. The current circumstances will force leaders to think about their Target Operating Models and service offerings and start making long-term arrangements. Lean Six Sigma can help you intelligently gauge the direction of travel you need to move in using incontestable evidence that even Einstein would struggle to disprove. Better resource management, improved efficiency, optimised technology and better management information are all areas that need focus in the coming months.


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