Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following is the best option to explain the term 'Kaizen'?

'Nearly all of the Turkish Airlines cabin crew have over 80 hours of monthly flight schedule and suffer from overwork load and fatigue which causes small occupational accidents.'

Which of the following term is the best option to explain the situation above?

Which is the lean system principle that means the creation of a chain of value adding steps with no interruption between the processes?

1. Lean philosophy places a great importance in quality.
2. One of the main ideas in lean philosophy is to determine and solve the problems.
3. Just-in-Time production simply means producing the right quantity of products at the right place at the right time.
4. Takt time is the rate of customer requests of products from the production line.
5. TQM is a continuous improvement management concept and aims to reduce defects by standardizing each process and making the perfect production at the first time with very little variation to increase customer satisfaction.

Which of the given statements are correct?

I.Plan

II.Check

III.Value

IV.Do 

V.Pull

VI.Act

Which of the above are the phases used by Kaizen?  

1. Lean systems focus on producing exactly what the customer wants
2. Lean tries to improve value with less work to provide perfect value to the customer with a perfect value creation process with zero waste
3. “Continuous improvement” and “respect for people” are the two main pillars of lean systems
4. Leaders of lean systems often spend their time advising and actively working with their workers to identify problems and to improve their systems by eliminating wastes

Which of the given is correct for lean systems?

1. Defects
2. Transportation
3. Overprocessing
4. Overproduction
5. Inventory
6. Waiting
7. Motion

Which of the given are among the types of waste defined by Taiichi Ohno?

In which of the following statements are the phases of KAIZEN listed in a correct order?

Which of the following statements is true according to the comparison of Ford and Toyota production systems?

I.Transportation 

II.Inventory

III.Waiting

IV.Motion

V.Overproduction

VI.Overprocessing 

What are the types of waste that were defined originally by Taiichi Ohno in lean systems?

Which of the following is the term for 'the methodology that aims to create a clean, uncluttered, safe, and well organized workplace to reduce waste and increase productivity'?

What is the term used for producing the right quantity of products at the right place at the right time?

"In this phase the problem or the improvement opportunity is identified and analyzed. In this step, the current situation is analyzed, objectives are clearly determined, solution alternatives are identified, and a plan is made to improve the system."

Which phase of Kaizen is defined above?

I.Identify Value

II.Map the Value Stream

III.Create Flow

IV.Establish Pull

V.Seek Perfection

Which of the above are the main principles of lean systems?

"To cause overburden, meaning to give excessive or unreasonable work beyond one’s power, causing unnecessary stress to workers"

Which one of the following stands for the definition above?

1. value
2. value stream
3. flow
4. pull
5. perfection

Which of the given above are main principles of lean systems?

What are the unnecessary movements of products, materials, tools, inventory, equipment, etc. considered as?

Which of the following statements is not true?

From whose viewpoint the lean systems are built on?