Chapter 1 - Quality System Flashcards

1
Q

Commitment to quality starts where?

A

Starts at the top, with management.

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2
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Each plant should have a written quality assurance program, called a “_______”

A

QSM - Quality Systems Manual

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3
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TRUE or FALSE:

At a minimum, the QSM should cover:

Managements Commitment to Quality

A

True

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4
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At a minimum, the QSM should cover:

Organizational Structure and Relationships, Responsibilities, and Qualifications of K___ P______

A

Key Personnel

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5
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TRUE of FALSE:

At a minimum, the QSM should cover:

Plant Personnel Review of the quality assurance Program at Regular Intervals

A

False - MANAGEMENT Review of the quality assurance program at regular intervals.

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6
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At a minimum, the QSM should cover:

A P_____ L________ that notes allocation of areas, services, machinery, and equipment in the plant facilities.

A

Plant Layout

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7
Q

TRUE or FALSE:

At a minimum, the QSM should cover:

Purchasing procedures for quality control compliance that include project specification review for specific requirements.

A

True

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8
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TRUE or FALSE:

At a minimum, the QSM should cover:

Identification of training needs and provisions for training personnel in quality assurance requirements.

A

True

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9
Q

At a minimum, the QSM should cover:

C______, C__________, and M__________ of necessary inspection, measuring, and test apparatus.

A

Control Calibration Maintenance

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10
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At a minimum, the QSM should cover:

Uniform methods for R_______, R_______, and M__________ records.

A

Reporting Reviewing Maintaining

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11
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At a minimum, the QSM should cover:

Standards for S____ D______ to ensure accuracy and uniform interpretation of instructions for manufacturing and handling.

A

Shop Drawings

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12
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As a minimum, the QSM should cover:

Procedures for circulation of project-specific requirements to P________ and Q_______ C______ personnel for review.

A

Production Quality Control

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13
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Written records should be available that verify that the following items have been addressed for each project.

1) G_________ I__________
2) P__-____ I__________
3) C_________ O_________
4) S_________ and P__-____ I_________
5) R_________ K_________

A

General Information

Pre-pour Inspection

Concrete Operations

Stripping and post-pour inspection

Record Keeping

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14
Q

Name the 3 categories of shop drawings.

A
  1. Erection Drawings
  2. Shop Tickets
  3. Assembly Drawings
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15
Q

Project samples should be used for what project conditions?

A

When special finishes are used or when required by project specs

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16
Q

Match answer to weld diagram:

1 - Field weld indicator

2 - Length of weld

3 - Weld symbol

4 - Indicator to weld “all-around”

5 - Size of weld

A

A = 4 (Indicator to weld “all-around”)

B = 5 (Size of weld)

C = 1 (Field weld indicator)

D = 3 (Weld symbol)

E = 2 (Length of weld)

17
Q

Match the weld symbol with it’s name:

1 (Flare V)

2 (Fillet)

3 (Square)

4 (Bevel)

5 (Plug)

6 (Flare - Bevel)

A

A = 2 (Fillet)

B = 6 (Flare - Bevel)

C = 4 (Bevel)

D = 3 (Square)

E = 1 (Flare V)

F = 5 (Plug)

18
Q

The prepour inspectioin should address which three areas of operation in particular?

A

Form/mold accuracy

Reinforcing accuracy

Embed accuracy

19
Q

The post-pour inspection covers many areas that need to be checked.

Name three:

A

Product identification

Visual inspection of product

Dimensional verification

Strand slippage

Camber

Product storage

Product finish

20
Q

Inspection and recordkeeping should cover many areas in production.

List four.

A

Inspection and recording of tensioning

Inspection of materials and subassemblies

Inspection of bed/forms prior to concreting

Inspection and recording of tensioning/detensioning operations

Inspection of finished product prior to shipment

Preparation of concrete test specimens

Observing items that have the potential for affecting the product