Control Phase Test YB

Which principle of the 5S methodology is about avoiding falling back to the old ways of cluttered and unorganized work environment?

A Black Belt stores tools in marked locations so that workers can find and access them easily when they are needed. Which principle of 5S methodology is the Black Belt applying?

Which of these 5S’s is the first in the order of proper execution?

Poka-Yoke eliminates the defect as early as possible in the process

Kanban system is a ______ driven system?

5S Sorting: Items used weekly should be kept _______?

Kanban systems are quick fixes to large inventory problems, workforce issues, poor product planning, fluctuating demand cycles etc.

Mistake proofing is defined as…

Which would not be representative of good mistake proofing?

The 5S principle that says remove all items not required for the re-occurring work at hand and keeping only essentials nearby is known as?

The Lean technique that focuses on making “important work flow issues” noticeable is called?

A method utilized to streamline workflow in a manner that minimizes waste through the use of signals that trigger “flow” through each process step is known as?

The practice of utilizing Mistake Proofing is also known as…

The 5S approach utilized by a Belt to separate necessary from unnecessary items and frequently used items from infrequently used items is known as?

As part of a 5S activity, tags or stickers are used to identify items in need of elimination or another categorization. This process is conducted at what stage of the 5S process?

The use of Kanbans work best with pull systems for determining the timing of which products or services are produced

When a Belt applies the practice of Poka-Yoke to a project, she/he is attempting to make certain the activity is _______

In 5S, the approach that deals with cleansing, repairing, and/or painting machinery or other work spaces is known as which stage?

Return on Investment (ROI) is the ratio of net financial benefits (either gain or loss) on a project or investment, to the financial costs?

Net Present Value (NPV) is total value of all future cash flows discounted to today’s value?

Which of the following reasons would not be a reason why one financial benefit estimation might differ from another?

All the following are benefits of control plans except?

Which of the following should not be a component of a control plan?

Which of the following would not be among the collective elements of a great control plan?

Standard Operating Procedures should never include process maps or step by step procedures?

Communication plans are intended to plan and prepare for the dissemination of information?

Communication plans should always include the intended audience, message and purpose?

Standard Operating Procedures should never be documented?

Control charts present the voice of the ______?

The first test in the Western Electric Rules is to check whether any one point on the control chart is more than ______ standard deviations away from the center line?

A Control Plan is finalized at the end of a LEAN Six Sigma project and given to the Process Owner so she/he can follow it exactly for the remaining life of the process

As part of the deliverables from a Belt in the control phase of a LSS project, guidelines must be established as to what process operators are to do when outputs begin to operate outside of established limits. These guidelines are known as the _________.

The Control Plan is created following the finalization of the Improve phase and can be closed when?

The use of station warning lights, tools boards, and jidoka devices represent the use of which lean concept?

A concept that addresses the consistency of process-workers is called ________?

When it comes to Control, one of the most effective means of eliminating defects is to…

A Belt concludes a Lean Six Sigma project with the creation of a Control Plan. At what point should the Control Plan be closed out?

If a project yields monthly savings of $4,000 beginning 4 months after implementation with an initial investment of $42,000 and training costs of $2,000, what is the 3-year ROI from implementation?

If a project yields monthly savings of $4,000 beginning 4 months after implementation with an initial investment of $42,000 and training costs of $2,000, what is the 5-year ROI from implementation?