Week 11 Flashcards
Which of the following statements is a benefit of having well-written learning
objectives?
a. Indicates how to apply the information back on the job
b. Specifies expected behaviors upon completion of the training
c. Accurately reflects assumptions about the target audience
d. Specifies whom the educational program is intended for
b. Specifies expected behaviors upon completion of the training
An organization provides operators with training in HMI software. The primary
purpose of training should be to
a. build the knowledge and skills within the operating personnel.
b. fulfill operator training mandated by federal, state, and local regulations.
c. provide competitive advantage compared to best-in-class manufacturers.
d. reduce organizational liability.
a. build the knowledge and skills within the operating personnel.
System commissioning typically includes all of the following procedures EXCEPT
a. Safety procedures should be tested.
b. Sources of measurement error should be grouped in major categories.
c. Process center lines should be established or confirmed.
d. Operating procedures should be tested and/or fine-tuned.
b. Sources of measurement error should be grouped in major categories.
A recommended practice for FAT is to
a. use destructive testing methods only in conjunction with acceptance sampling.
b. test for normal operation, process setpoint changes, process upsets, and
abnormal operations.
c. employ nondestructive testing techniques such as magnetic particle testing.
d. involve end-user representatives from various departments.
d. involve end-user representatives from various departments.
In which of the following situations would on-the-job (OJT) operator training be a
better choice than classroom instruction?
a. Learning continuous improvement concepts
b. Learning to perform a routine troubleshooting procedure
c. Developing conflict resolution skills
d. Improving communication skills
b. Learning to perform a routine troubleshooting procedure
What is the primary benefit of using a testing matrix during commissioning?
a. To specify roles that should be filled (safety, communications, testing, etc.)
b. To identify necessary checkout activities for system elements
c. To ensure that all devices are properly calibrated prior to installation
d. To ensure staff representation from operations, maintenance, engineering, and
management
b. To identify necessary checkout activities for system elements
For systems built at the end-user facility, a SAT should
a. employ both nondestructive and destructive testing techniques as appropriate.
b. include bench calibration since vendor calibration is not performed.
c. include alarm and interlock testing.
d. perform all elements that would normally be included in FAT.
d. perform all elements that would normally be included in FAT.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of adult learning?
a. Training should be done in a comfortable setting.
b. Trainers should control the decisions about learning.
c. Training should be life-centered and immediately transfer back to the job.
d. Participants should understand how they will benefit.
b. Trainers should control the decisions about learning.
Which of the following is NOT part of receipt verification?
a. Comparison of loop checks to loop diagrams
b. Match to purchase order and instrumentation
c. Correct quantity of operator manuals received
d. Manufacturer and model number
a. Comparison of loop checks to loop diagrams
A common-sense safety precaution during commissioning and system testing
is:
a. Refer to existing fault tree diagrams whenever there are extremely critical toplevel events.
b. Know what you’re working with, be smart, and never work alone.
c. Use a closed loop information system.
d. Proceed only when there are no defects.
b. Know what you’re working with, be smart, and never work alone.
During HMI training intended to develop familiarity with controls, which training
method will be MOST likely to enhance a new operator’s retention?
a. Lecture and discussion
b. Reading and lecture
c. Hands-on
d. Demonstration
c. Hands-on
During an install verification process, an operator or process engineer might:
a. verify manufacturing model numbers.
b. check logic and programming under dynamic conditions.
c. confirm that the permanent tag is properly verified.
d. compare a component to a P&ID.
d. compare a component to a P&ID.
Which of the following procedures would NOT be included in an instrument
commission testing matrix?
a. Loop checks and loop tuning
b. Calibration
c. Receipt verification
d. Justification analysis
d. Justification analysis
Why is it best to incorporate a variety of training activities when training operators in
a classroom setting?
a. To appeal to different learning styles
b. To reinforce correct behaviors
c. To gain the buy-in of supervisors for training away from the plant floor
d. To facilitate a friendly, open atmosphere
a. To appeal to different learning styles
In developing an instrument loop diagram, square symbols are used to represent
a. field instruments.
b. junction boxes.
c. communications links.
d. control stations.
b. junction boxes.