Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

4ème chantier 5S

English translation:

fourth 5S worksite

Added to glossary by Darko Kolega
Jan 8, 2012 22:05
12 yrs ago
French term

4ème chantier 5S

French to English Tech/Engineering Mechanics / Mech Engineering plastique industry
Investissement en termes de machines-outils.
Projet Lean manufacturing.
Mise en place du 4ème chantier 5S en 4 ans.

not sure what it is ? project? or work place?
Proposed translations (English)
3 fourth 5S worksite

Discussion

Simon Mountifield Jan 9, 2012:
5S I agree with Tony that "chantier" is likely to be "project". The extra context provided by the asker (lean, OEE, etc.) confirms that 5S is referring to the 5S continual improvement-oriented approach. Marco has provided a good link in his answer.
Darko Kolega (asker) Jan 8, 2012:
next Organisation rigoureuse basée sur les standards des grandes entreprises industrielles (5S, Lean manufacturing, TRS, système management intégré QSE).
Tony M Jan 8, 2012:
5S Sounds very like it must be company-specific. (No, I'm wrong, standard management abbreviation, see useful ref. provided by Marco)

Depending on just what it is, I suspect 'chantier' here is probably going to be something long the lines of 'project' (perhaps 'programme'?)

In the light of that information provided by Marco, I now feel more convinced than ever that they are probably talking about some kind of 'project' — the term 'chantier' is very often used for this sort of thing in e.g. IT.

However, it would be wise to see if you can get confirmation of this from your wider context, as it just might be referring to e.g. "roll-out on different sites / in new locations"!

Proposed translations

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Selected

fourth 5S worksite

5s referes to a Japanese managemens system.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5S_(methodology)
Peer comment(s):

neutral Tony M : Thanks for that v. useufl ref., Marco! Can't help feeling, though, that (without more context) 'worksite' may be a bit too physical, so would need using with care!
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