Ch 2: Lean Tools and Techniques

Define the term "Lead Time"

• The time taken to lead a team

• The total time taken from order to delivery

• The time required to process a product

• The time spent on non-value-added activities

What is Takt Time in Lean Manufacturing?

• The time taken to complete a task

• The time available to produce one unit in order to meet customer demand

• The time spent on overproduction

• The time required for machine maintenance

Which term represents the time taken for a machine to complete its operation in Lean Manufacturing?

• Takt Time

• Machine Time

• Processing Time

• Value-Added Time

In Lean Manufacturing, what does Value-Added Time refer to?

• Time spent on unnecessary activities

• Time spent on activities that directly contribute to the product or service

• Time spent on transportation

• Time spent on transportation

What is the purpose of Work Standardization in Lean Manufacturing?

• Maximizing variation in work processes

• Minimizing the need for training

• Establishing consistent and efficient work processes

• Encouraging creativity in the workplace

Which of the following is a component of Lead Time?

• Waiting Time

• Overprocessing Time

• Machine Time

• Takt Time

Why is Work Standardization important for individuals with zero knowledge of Lean Manufacturing?

• It hinders individual creativity

• It provides a consistent and structured approach to work

• It increases variation in work processes

• It minimizes the need for continuous improvement

What is the main goal of Time Observation in Lean Manufacturing?

• Ignoring non-value-added activities

• Identifying and reducing non-value-added activities

• Maximizing machine time

• Increasing waiting times