Exit Exam 1 Pt1 Flashcards
It is the application of techniques designed to establish the time for a qualified worker to carry out a task at a defined rate of working
A. Motion study
B. Work measurement
C. Time measurement system
D. Methods study
B. Work measurement
It uses random sampling techniques to study work situations so that the proportions of time spent in different activities can be estimated with a defined degree f statistical accuracy
A. Time study
B. Work sampline
C. Pre-determined time system
D. Standard data system
B. Work sampling
It is a work measurement technique for recording the times of performing a certain specific job or its elements carried out under specific conditions
A. Standard data system
B. Pre-determined time system
C. Work sampling
D. Time study
D. Time study
A type of pay that is based on some measure of performance of either individual or groups of workers
D. incentivized pay
It is the systematic recording and critical examination of ways of doing things in order to make imrovements
A. Methods study
B. Work measurement
C. Time study
D. Motion time system
A. Methods study
IT OPERATES LIKE A PIECEWORK SYSTEM, but the rate per piece is a time rate rather than a dollar rate and the time rate is established by work measurement
C. Standard hour plan
It is defines as the proportion by which the dependent variable, usually task time, is multiplied every time the number of task cycles or work unit doubles
A. Learning capability
B. Proportionof occurence
C. Learning rate
D. Probability of success
C. Learning rate
At what year did Henry Ford witnessed the application of assembly lines?
A. 1913
It is the actual time needed to finish the first assembly in the process
A. Cycle time
B. Flow time
C. Standard time
D. Normal time
A. Cycle time
A work system consisting of a worker performing one or more tasks WITHOUT the aid of power tools
B. Manual work system
Type f assembly line that produces many units of one product, and there is no variation in the product
A. Mixed model line
B. Multiproduct line
C. Batch model line
D. Single model line
D. Single model line
An element occupying a longer time within a work cycle that that of any other element which is being performed concurrently
A. Copnstant element
B. Repetitive element
C. Governing element
D. Foreign element
C. Governing element
It is the practice of having one employee operate more than one machine
D. Machine coupling
It is the time when a machine is temporarily out of productive use owing to change-overs, setting, cleaning, etc
A. Machine idle time
B. Machine available time
C. Machine ancillary time
D. Machine idle time
C. Machine ancillary time
The queuing of machine or processes for attention
B. Machine interference
It is the payment system DESIGNED TO MOTIVATE sales personnel to achieve increased sales of the company’s product
B. Sales incentives plans
He was credited for developing the first commercial predetermined time system, called the motion time analysis
A. Asa Segur
He developed maynard operation sequence technique
D. Harold maynard
1 TMU is equivalent to?
D. 0.036sec
At what year did joseph scanon developed the scanlon plan?
A. 1935
B. 1945
C. 1955
D. 1930
D. 1930
It is an hourly pay system in which time standards are used to measure the amount of work accomplished by each employee
C. Standard hour plan
A time standard was performed on a particular machine and the results are as follows:
Mean manual effort time per cycle: 6.53min
Mean cutting time (power feed: 4.26min
Mean performance rating: 115%
Machine allowance (power feed): 10%
Compute the standard time
A. 12.3
B. 13.4
C. 14.3
D. 15.4
A. 12.3
The time intervals between a start od a time study and the start oif the first element observed, and between the finish o the last element observed and the finish of the study
A. Effective time
B. Break point
C. Check time
D. Elapsed time
D. Elapsed time
It may be included in a standard time when the production of a proportion of defective product is inherent in the process but is perhaps more usually given as a temporary addition to standard time, per job or per batch, If an occasional bad lot of material has to be worked.
A. Reject allowance
B. Training allowance
C. Contingency allowance
D> learning allowance
A. Reject allowance