H&S, Types of manufacture, QC & QA Flashcards

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What is a risk assessment?

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a list identifying the hazards with making a product and the control measures to try to avoid accidents

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What is the main reason for undertaking a risk assessment?

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To remove or reduce the risk

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What procedures follow a risk assessment?

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creation of a safety manual
safety signs at key points
a code of practice for all users of equipment
what safety wear to be used
training for all existing and new staff
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What are the potential hazards and safety guidelines for sewing?

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injuries to finger or hands - keep fingers away from machine
injury whilst cleaning or repairing - switch off machine
eye injuries - adjust eye guards

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what are the four main types of manufacture?

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Haute couture,
job-individual
batch
mass

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What are the reasons for choosing the type of manufacture?

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type of product
number of products to be made
number of components & processes used
quantity required for each delivery

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What are the features of individual/job production?

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product made by one person or a small team
traditional methods used
highly skilled operators

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What are the main features of batch production??

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a reasonable number of products are produced
production costs are less than job production
might be for seasonal products

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What are the main features of mass production?

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large numbers of identical products are produced
products are made for a long period of time
products are simple to make
can be made very cheaply

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What is a production line?

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in mass production where one machinist does one stage before passing the product onto the next machinist for the next stage

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what is sub assembly?

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where small parts of the product are made separately to the main production line

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what does JIT stand for?

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Just in time stock control

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what it JIT?

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it means that materials, components and sub-assemblies are delivered a short time before they are needed for production

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what are the advantages of JIT?

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it saves space for storage

no money is wasted on surplus stock

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What is a disadvantage of JIT

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there must be no mistakes in stock control else this will hold up production probably costing the company money for the delay

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What is quality control?

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when products are assessed to check whether they conform to set standards

17
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What is quality assurance?

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the guarantee that the product is a quality product