Machine Operator Metal Detection Training

Only employees documented as "trained on metal detectors" can operate metal detectors.

• True

• False

When are metal detector tests performed?

• After maintenance / adjustment to detector

• After maintenance / adjustment to detector

• After more than 60 minutes of downtime or a power outage

• All of these.

A metal test just failed. Keep the line running until QA or a supervisor arrives.

• True

• False

A test piece went missing. What MUST I do?

• Stop the line immediately.

• Call QA and Supervisor

• Call QA and Supervisor

• All of these.

If a test piece is detected, but the reject mechanism does not work, what do you document?

Which of the following notes may NOT be used as a note?

• False hit

• Bumped while cleaning detector

• Went off while clearning jam

• I am sorry.

Copper (Co), Lead (Pb), Brass (Br) are the types of metal pieces used during a metal test.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Ferrous (F), Non-Ferrous (N/F), Stainless Steel (SS) are the types of metal used during a metal test.

A .8mm test piece detected twice on one test.  How should this be documented in Deacom?

• “0” with note .8mm detected twice

• “1” with note .8mm detected twice

• “2” with note .8mm detected twice

• None of the above.

The number you record in the “Reject Counter” must ALWAYS match the number on the detector counter.

• True

• False

If product is rejected, in which bin is the product placed after the offline investigation?

• Trash

• Stock Feed

• Rework

• Good Product