Kaizen Certification
_________ means to clear the work area.
__________helps to locate the wastes in the value chain.
________are used as a graphic tool to display continuous occurrence of data values.
________is a process that is followed by understanding the Voice of the Customer (VOC).
________is a tool used for establishing a correlation between two sets of variables.
________works well where short term changes and individual cultures need a modification.
A process decision program chart should be prepared before implementing any plan especially when:
By whom was the word Lean coined?
How many wastes are identified by Lean?
JIT manufacturing is best suited for regular and simple production systems because it is primarily a ___________ manufacturing process.
Kaizen is a tool applied in all _______ systems.
State whether True or False Result oriented thinking is preferred in the West.
State whether True or False. 'Poka Yoke' is the tools and methods used to prevent any defect during the production process.
State whether True or False. A check sheet is a diagrammatic representation of the nature and the flow of work in a process.
State whether True or False. A guide acts as a link between the top management and the lower level employees.
State whether True or False. A Kanban is a label or a card which is affixed on a container of a stock or lot and carries a message attached to it regarding the requirements needed in the workplace
State whether True or False. Just in Time Management believes in holding buffer stocks.
State whether True or False. Kaizen also amends and upgrades product quality, communications, production competence and employee holding.
State whether True or False. Kaizen is a function which when done correctly, modifies the workplace, reduces the three MU'S namely Muda, Muri and Mura and adds value to each system.
State whether True or False. Lean is made of a lot of 'Kaizens' put together.
State whether True or False. Process oriented thinking answers 'what' before 'how'.
The data that does not need to be communicated in a Visual Factory environment are:
The Shewhart Cycle has been used in Lean, TQM (Total Quality Management) and _______________.
The various kinds of Kanban include:
What are the key principles of all the Kaizen Models?
What does Kanban mean?
What does SOP stand for?
What does the 80/20 principle state?
What is a Kaizen event?
What is Takt Time?
When different departments within an organization are compared, it is referred to as ___________.
When the performance of the organization is compared to organizations in the same industry but which cater to different markets other than the organization's, it is known as _____.
Which among the following is created in the following manner? 1.First, decide the importance of each criterion, assign numerical weights. 2.Then rate each option according to the intensity of the ...
Which among the following tools is used for problem solving?
Which among the following tools makes use of symbols?
Which among the following tools shows the 'critical path' of the 'critical' tasks; those tasks that must be completed on time to maintain the project's deadline?
Which are three MU's that are reduced by Kaizen?
Which Kaizen model is also called Lean Production or Stockless production?
Which Kaizen model is also described as "medical science of machines"?
Which of the following are the features of a Lean enterprise?
Which of the following cannot be considered a waste?
Which of the following is also known as the hierarchy diagram?
Which of the following is not done by poka-yoke?
Which of the following techniques was created by Japanese anthropologist Jiro Kawakita?
Which of these are the two main functions of Kaizen that an organization has to perform apart from the other goals like removal of waste and quality management?
Which of these is an example of the prevention cost?
Which of these is an intensive approach to carry out improvements in the process?
Which of these is not a cost of quality?
Which of these is not a horizontal line used in control charts?
Which of these is not a part of the first stage in the implementation of Kaizen?
Which of these is not a use of a Matrix diagram?
Which of these is not an element of standard work?
Which of these is not an example of the appraisal cost?
Which of these levels of Kaizen affects the entire manufacturing process?
Which of these techniques is a means of organizing disjointed ideas?
Which traditional Japanese methodology has Kaizen evolved from?
Who among the following allocates roles and responsibilities to the team members who carry out the Kaizen implementation?
Who introduced the concept of 'mass production'?
Who is called the Father of Quality Control?
Who is referred to as the father of Just In Time Management?
Who is the founder of Kaizen?