Which are the correct 5S's, in correct order?

Sort, straighten, shine, standardize & sustain

Organizational method to improve efficiency & effectiveness

Ensure process abnormalities are identified immediately.

Why is there a concern with excessive inventory?

Money spent on a product that isn't selling

What is product leveling?

Heijunka- remove uneven flow of volume to reduce waste.

8 wastes (DOWNTIME) find 3 correctly listed;

Motion, Over production & Defect

Small changes for good & continuous improvement

A visual signal to help regulate production

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Term or mechanism created for mistake proofing or preventing error
Muda
Poka Yoke
TPM
Kiazen
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Which are the correct 5S's, in correct order?
Straighten, shine, sweep, standardize & Sort
Sort, straighten, shine & standardize
Sort, straighten, shine, standardize & sustain
Sustain, shine, straighten, sort & sheen
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What is 5S?
5 Japanese words used for shining an area
Organizational method to improve efficiency & effectiveness
Method used in trouble shooting
Business model
4
What is Lean Manufacturing?
Methods for eliminating waste
Thinning the work force
A management style
Restructuring a company
5
Purpose of 5S?
Safety
Improve load leveling
Create employability habits
Ensure process abnormalities are identified immediately.
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Most important asset to the Company & most important aspect of Lean Manufacturing?
Employee & Change
Revenue & Customer
Employee & Respect for people
Customer & Revenue
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The Kanban system was developed by;
King Henry the Third
Henry Ford
Dr. Womack
Taiichi Ohno at Toyota
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JIT
Jury Injury tariff
Just in time manufacturing
Justifiable Inquiry Total
Justice In Trial
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MUDA
Activity adding value
Material processing activities
Mud Under Da Apple-tree
8 wastes
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JIT manufacturing was born out of;
Toyota Production System (TPS)
Continuous Flow Manufacturing (CFM)
Demand-flow Manufacturing
Motorola Short-Cycle Manufacturing (SCM)
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A lean management method for analyzing a companies work flow to recognize waste.
Kaizen
JIT
Value stream mapping
Organizational management
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Why is there a concern with excessive inventory?
Money spent on a product that isn't selling
Employee theft rises
little concern; more ready to go, the better for everyone.
Company will benefit if there is a surge in the market.
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What is product leveling?
TPM- Total Production Management
Increasing production speed
Implementation of Kanban
Heijunka- remove uneven flow of volume to reduce waste.
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8 wastes (DOWNTIME) find 3 correctly listed;
Transportation, Waiting & Differences
Drafting, Time & Inventory
Motion, Over production & Defect
Waiting, Over processing & Time
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What is SMED?
Elimination of waste
Workplace habits
Single Minute Exchange of Dyes
Speed of fixing a downed machine
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Noun: testing a sample of the output product against the specifications required to manufacture
Quality Control
Specification Documentation
Lean manufacturing
Non-destructive testing
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What is a Kaizen?
A Kanban effect
Implementing processes
Eliminating waste & change
Small changes for good & continuous improvement
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What is a Kanban?
A hand signal for airline pilots
An ice cream
A visual signal to help regulate production
A signal implying that a job is completed

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