Label printer safety, area display (Japan Surfactant Industry Co., Ltd.)
Incorporate safety display voluntary activities into 5S to help improve the safety awareness of workers.
We introduce a case study of the Utsunomiya Plant of Nippon Surfactant Industry Co., Ltd., utilizing the Bepop printer, which can create labels and displays in any size and shape, starting from a single piece. 【Overview】 ■ Company Name: Utsunomiya Plant, Nippon Surfactant Industry Co., Ltd. ■ Main Business: Manufacturing raw materials for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, food, and general industry ■ Introduced Product: Bepop ■ Utilization Method: - Nameplates for equipment and associated facilities are currently all created using Bepop. - By switching to bilingual displays in English and color-coded management for various equipment and piping using Bepop, they are working towards creating a safe workplace for foreign workers who do not understand Japanese.
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"I believe that by applying for the contest for the first time and being awarded the Excellence Award, the understanding that 5S activities contribute to the development of people and enhance the safety awareness of workers has spread. Additionally, I was inspired by learning about the diverse safety initiatives of other companies," they said. For more details, please refer to the PDF.
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Our company creates "one-of-a-kind products" through a new product development process that starts with planning and conceptualization, merging needs and seeds under a thorough on-site principle, supported by a development environment. We maintain our position as "number one products" through the technology and intellectual property rights that realize our sales points. To responsibly supply products that satisfy our customers, we focus on team activities involving everyone through the practice of "three realities" (on-site, actual product, and reality), learning from the market, and advancing flexible responses to the diverse needs of the market along with the establishment of a quality control system.