Job, Batch and Flow - Knowledge Assessment

Which type of production is being described?
"Where items are made individually"

• Job
• Batch
• Flow

Which type of production is being described?
"Where groups of items are made together. Each batch is finished before starting the next block of goods."

• Job
• Batch
• Flow

Which type of production is being described?
"Identical, standardised items are produced on an assembly line."

• Job
• Batch
• Flow

"High quality of work"
Is an advantage of which type of production method.

• Job
• Batch
• Flow

"Often specialised staff"
Is an advantage of which type of production method.

• Job
• Batch
• Flow

"Each job is a one - off - unique"
Is an advantage of which type of production method.

• Job
• Batch
• Flow

"Highly motivated staff – as work they do is never quite the same"
Is an advantage of which type of production method.

• Job
• Batch
• Flow

"Highly skilled staff as have to make specialised one off products"
Is an advantage of which type of production method.

• Job
• Batch
• Flow

Fairly flexible production process

Is an advantage of which type of production method.

• Job
• Batch
• Flow

Allows workers to specialise and use specialist machinery - variety

Is an advantage of which type of production method.

• Job
• Batch
• Flow