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Process Mapping & Analysis
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Which factors would the use of a Swim Lane diagram highlight
Input errors, organisational accountability, and rework.
Availability, productivity, and failures.
Planning, maximum output, and effectiveness
Time traps, capacity constraints, and process bottlenecks.
2
What does equality mean?
Recognising and responding fairly to the individual needs of others
Reacting to someone being treated badly
Making everything the same
Giving everyone the same things
3
The four costs of quality are.................
Prevention, Appraisal, Internal Failure, External Failure
Input, Workflow, Inspection, Failure.
Identification, Analysis, Resolution, Control.
Raw Material, Man Power, Process, Waste
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Kanban can also be defined as a ____ system
Pull
Push
Replenishment
Server
5
Any statistical relationship, whether causal or not, between two random variables is..........................
personal knowledge
causation
qualitative
correlation
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Which of the following should
NOT
be considered as a business priority
Satisfied customers
Profit.
Working at Maximum Capacity
Effective use of people and equipment.
7
When was the first ever Grand National at Aintree Racecourse?
1866
1901
1839
1857
8
The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations
How to clean a tv screen
How to use computers safely
How to use a lap to
How to build a computer
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What is meant by Theory of Constraints?
A methodology for identifying the most important limiting factor
A methodology for calculating Input, output, and profitability.
A methodology for showing Customer demand, capacity, and efficiency.
A systems work based on customer demand.
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The speed with which the product needs to be created in order to satisfy the needs of the customer is...............
Target Cycle Time.
Cycle Time
Lead Time
Takt Time
11
What are the fundamental British values?
There aren’t any
Democracy, rule of law, collective liberty, mutual respect
Democracy, rules of life, individuality living and mutual tolerance
Democracy, rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect and torelance
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Statistics and Probability
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1
3
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What does the symbol ∑ represent
The Value of.
The Sum of.
The Frequency of.
The Average of.
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Qualitative data is:
non-integer data
numerical observations
whole number observations
non-numerical observations
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What does diversity mean?
Dancing
Everyone is equal
That each individual is unique, recognizing differences
Nobody is happy
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An example of discrete data would be...........
The number of customer enquiries per month
The time taken to complete a task
The temperature of a freezer
The weight of a delivery
17
Calculate the range of this data?
70
35
50
40
18
The stages of the DMADV process are?
Design, Measure, Assign, Determine, Validate.
Define, Make, Appraise, Design, View.
Define, Measure, Analyse, Design, Verify.
Design, Make, Analyse, Define, Validate
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Weird Facts - Pigs Cannot.....
Cannot Look up at the sky
Cannot Breath through their mouths
Cannot sniff out landmines
Cannot find their way home
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In a Swim Lane diagram, which point of information would NOT be included
How long tasks should take.
Who is responsible for task completion.
The competency level of those completing a task.
When tasks are completed.
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Which one is the discrete data?
time
height
shoe size
weight
22
A pivot table is a useful way of ________ data
Formatting
Tilting
Duplicating
Summarising
23
Use the following values to calculate the OEE rate; Availability 88.5%, Performance 90.2%, Quality 89.3%
71.3%
77.2%
89.3%
87.6%
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ANOVA is...............
Annotation Of Validation.
Analysis of Variance.
A Notion Of Void Analytics.
A Normalisation Of Variable Accounting.
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Which statement is TRUE
OEE is calculated on cycle times.
OEE measures effectiveness of scheduled hours, TEEP against calendar hours.
. TEEP is calculated by multiplying cycle times by volume required
TEEP is a measure of productivity during scheduled operational hours only.