LIVE DIAGNOSTIC EXAM - LSS

A systematic approach to identifying and elimination waste (non-value added activities) through continuous improvement by floeing the product at the pull of the customer in pursuit of perfection.

• Lean Manufacturing

• Six Sigma

• Lean Six Sigma

• None of the above.

What year did Lean Manufacturing was named as a concept.

• 1850

• 1900

• 1950

• 2000

The Japanese term for "waste".

• Mura

• Mahal

• Muda

• Hara Kiri

A type of waste due to repetition of process that is not necessary.

• Overproduction

• Overprocessing

• Transportation

• Defects

A type of waste due to incorrect manufacturing leading to scraps and reworks.

• Overproduction

• Overprocessing

• Transportation

• Defects

A type of waste due to idle time of the precedent process to be finished

• Inventory

• Motion

• Transportation

• Waiting

A type of waste due to doing unecessary movements that are not part of the main process.

• Inventory

• Motion

• Transportation

• Waiting

A type of waste due to moving items from one place to another to proceed to the next process due to improper layout design

• Inventory

• Motion

• Transportation

• Waiting

A type of waste due to excess items in the storage due to incorrect forecasting of materials needed.

• Inventory

• Motion

• Overproduction

• Waiting

What is the 8th type of waste which means admin fails to improve manpower, leading to waste of existing skills.