Exam 17: Lean Operating Systems

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Define lean enterprise and the four principles of lean operating systems.

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Ford Motor Company has decided to switch to a pull system of manufacturing and distribution for its vehicles. Which one of the following is most likely to occur?

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The number of Kanban cards is dependent on all of the following except

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Lean production is focused on efficiency by reducing waste and improving process flow, while Six Sigma is focused on effectiveness by reducing errors and defects.

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Explain the concept of Single Minute Exchange of Die (SMED).

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Lean principles are of primary benefit to manufacturers and provide little value to service organizations.

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Compare and contrast a push system vs. a pull system.

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ABC Manufacturing uses a Kanban system for a component. The daily demand is 800 units. Each container has a combined waiting and processing time of 0.34 days. If the container size is 50 and (efficiency safety) factor is 9 percent, how many Kanban card sets should be authorized (round up)?

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A company is using a Kanban system with 2 containers, each holding 50 parts, between a downstream using) and an upstream producing) work center. The using work center can handle 250 jobs per day. The average elapsed time for the entire cycle is currently .25 days. The company is concerned with the safety factor for the operation and the size of the containers. a. What is the efficiency rating of the current operation? b. If the company decides to use only one container, how many parts must it hold? c. If the safety factor is changed to .12 and there are still 2 containers, how many parts must each container now hold?

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Quick setup or changeover of tooling and fixtures is associated with ____.

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In lean thinking, waste need not be classified as simply material waste such as scrap and defective parts.

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A manufacturer of automobile engines is designing a new Kanban system for engine #321. The demand for #321 is 75/day and they are built in groups of 8. The total process and wait time is 3 days. The manager wants an alpha ( α\alpha ) of 2 or 200%. How many Kanbans are required?

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Total Production Maintenance (TPM)

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Large batches often provide economies of scale and helps firms match inventory to market demand.

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Explain the 5Ss.

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Synchronization of the value chain is a lean approach to increasing speed and response.

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Which of the following is least related to a push system?

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To accomplish single piece flow, a manufacturer needs the ability to change between products quickly and inexpensively.

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A withdrawal Kanban

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Production Kanbans trigger the movement of parts.

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