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- 1. Multiple Choice
TIMWOODS is an acronym for
Time, Inventory, Motion, Wait, Over processing, Overproduction and Defects
Transport, Inventory, Motion, Wait, Over preparing, Overproduction and Defects
Transport, Inventory, Maintenance, Wait, Over processing, Overproduction and Defects
Transport, Inventory, Maintenance, Wait, Overproduction, Over processing and Defects
- 2. Multiple Choice
"Unnecessary movement of products, equipment, and people from a place to another"
is a definition for
Motion
Transportation
Defects
Overproduction
- 3. Multiple Choice
When unnecessary movement is made, results in:
Time wasted
Damaged item or materials
Easily identified
Add value to product
- 4. Multiple Choice
Inventory waste is where you have too many space to keep your stock
True
False
- 5. Multiple Choice
Having extra inventory can still be considered as an asset
True
False
- 6. Multiple Choice
At your workspace, dangerous and complicated maneuver are wasteful. This defines the _______ in TIMWOOD
Over Processing
Defects
Motion
Overproduction
- 7. Multiple Choice
"Credit application awaiting approval"
Above situation represent the waste of:
Defects
Motion
Wait
Overprocessing
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which of these situation is considered as waiting waste
Students come in earlier than scheduled
1 out of 3 printers are used in a copying service
Cashier at counters are always available
- 9. Multiple Choice
When there is too much products produced and causing inventory to be filled up, this caused by
Over processing
Overproduction
Inventory
Transport
- 10. Multiple Choice
Over Processing is when
a product has too much function
a product good enough function
certain process is done multiple times
duplicate entry is done
- 11. Multiple Choice
Defects is considered one of the worst waste, why?
Expired item, loses its value
No profit when replaced
Customer satisfaction
Adding cost to production
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