During my internship at Sai Control System, I had the opportunity to apply the 5S methodology in a practical setting, particularly in the electronics assembly area. The first step, Sorting, involved identifying and removing unnecessary items from the workspace to ensure that only essential tools and components were available. This helped in reducing clutter and improving focus. Next, Setting in Order was crucial for organizing tools and materials in a logical manner, making them easily accessible and reducing time spent searching for them. For Shining, we established a routine cleaning schedule to maintain a tidy and safe work environment, which also helped in identifying potential issues like equipment wear and tear. Standardizing involved creating clear guidelines and procedures for each task, ensuring consistency and efficiency across the team. Finally, Sustaining these practices required regular audits and team meetings to reinforce the importance of maintaining the 5S principles. This systematic approach not only improved efficiency and cleanliness but also enhanced overall productivity and safety in the assembly area.