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WorksheetsErgonomics & Facilities Planning in the Hospitality Industry
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What do we call the science of fitting workplace conditions and job demands to the capabilities of the working population?
Workplace Ergonomics
Physical Ergonomics
Cognitive Ergonomics
Organizational Ergonomics
Ergonomics aims to create safe, comfortable and productive workspaces by bringing human abilities and limitations into the design of a workspace.
True
False
Maybe
None of the Choices
An important consideration before designing a kitchen, so as to ensure efficiency while working in it is __________________ ?
Menu
Equipment
Employees
Size of Kitchen's Space
Process of Ergonomics that deals with ergonomic assessment, ergonomic improvement.
Assess Risks
Plan Improvements
Measure Progress
Scale Solutions
Process of Ergonomics that is an important component of any successful continuous improvement process.
Assess Risks
Plan Improvements
Measure Progress
Scale Solutions
One of the disciplines of ergonomics that deals with the environment's noise, light, heat, cold, radiation, vibration body systems: hearing, vision, sensations.
Anthropometry
Biomechanics
Environmental physics
Applied psychology
One of the Workplace Ergonomics Control Methods that establishes processes and procedures that can reduce injury risk.
Administrative controls
Engineering Controls
Proper Body Mechanics
None of the Choices
Appropriate Kitchen Configuration are the following except:
Assembly Line
Zone Style
Ergonomic
Environment
The different types of ergonomics are the following except:
Physical Ergonomics
Cognitive Ergonomics
Organizational Ergonomics
Social Ergonomics
This is the study of people working efficiently inside a workplace.
Economics
Ergonomics
Ethics
SWOT Analysis
Refers to the size and complexity of a foodservice facility design project. The scope of the project influences the design approach taken by the owner or manager.
Scope
Multiunit Restaurant (MUR)
Ambiance
Environment
This can be defined as food service operations where food and beverage are not the primary focus of a business.
Commercial Restaurant
Non Commercial Restaurant
Ethnic Restaurant
Specialty Restaurant
One of the 5 M's of Concept Development that focus on answering the size of the market that should be enough to generate sales and produce profit.
Money
Market
Menu
Management
This is consider as the heart of the design an d to be considered in making concept development.
Menu
Money
Market
Management
This is all about the execution of the plans for concept development.
Menu
Money
Market
Mode of Execution
This is all about proper fund allocation in order to gain profit an d reduce cost.
Menu
Money
Market
Management
Is the overall concept that describes the many ways in which organizations help employees develop their personal and organizational skills, either as managers in a management job or with an eventual management job in mind.
Environmental Management
Management Development
Social Development
Political Development
Firm can be defined as an organization competing in the food service industry with more than one unit of a like concept or theme
Ethnic Restaurant
Multiunit Restaurant (MUR)
Casual Restaurant
Fine Dining Restaurant
This category of Foodservice establishment deals with the majority of food service establishments are in the commercial sector and includes full-service sites.
Commercial
Pubs
Offsite
Fine Dining
Gives the foodservice operation its distinctive visual character and theme through the design of interior spaces, the selection of colors, and the specification of furniture and finishes.
Architect
Interior Designers
Engineers
Consultant
