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WorksheetsQuiz bee 4th q g9
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 23mins
Inspection
The necessary part and aid organizations in two ways in preventive maintenance
Detection
It detects the problems early while the problems are relatively easy and inexpensive to fix.
Prevention
This combines inspection records and maintenance notes to to learn from past mistakes
Correction
It takes a proactive approach towards equipment care and corrects issues before they occur.
Energy Saving
The optimal energy efficiency will occur when equipment is functioning within design parameters
This is inspected according to a schedule, machines and systems are carefully observed for changes that could indicate upcoming failure.
Preventive maintenance
Corrective maintenance
Condition-based maintenance
Predetermined maintenance
Predictive maintenance
catches and fix problems before these will happen.
Preventive maintenance
Corrective maintenance
Condition-based maintenance
Predetermined maintenance
Predictive maintenance
These are problems that is discovered while working on another work order.
Preventive maintenance
Corrective maintenance
Condition-based maintenance
Predetermined maintenance
Predictive maintenance
this uses rules and suggestions created by the original manufacturer rather than the maintenance team. The suggestions are based on experiments and gathered data.
Preventive maintenance
Corrective maintenance
Condition-based maintenance
Predetermined maintenance
Predictive maintenance
it is a specific type of condition-based maintenance in which systems are observed via sensor devices.
Preventive maintenance
Corrective maintenance
Condition-based maintenance
Predetermined maintenance
Predictive maintenance
Every three months the air conditioner at home is cleaned by a technician because it was recommended by the manufacturer.
Predetermined Maintenance
Corrective Maintenance
Predictive Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance
Another problem was detected by the technician while he is repairing the wiring of the computer.
Predetermined Maintenance
Corrective Maintenance
Predictive Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance
a. (a) this will happen when an arm, hand or finger is placed on an electric current and causes the current to run through the body.
b. (b) this can be considered a moderate or severe electric shock that causes the tissue to burn.
c. (c) it can cause severe damage to any property, health, and safety hazard. This can occur when a current ignites a flammable material;
(a) 1. A form of problem solving, to repair failed processes in electricity and electronics.
2. If the meter reading is “Zero” this means fuse is in good (b)
(c) 3. It is used to check if the resistor is in good condition or broken.
(d) 4. It can de-separate normal-mode electrical noise from the hot-neutral voltage waveform.
(e) 5. The test to be sure that there are no short circuits or faults
Identify the circuit to be switched off and disconnected by removing or operating the protective device.
It is alright working on electricity without proper guidance and care.
The higher value in multimeter must be chosen then gradually reduce to the proper valve.
Disconnect all power source before checking, servicing, repairing or installing electrical equipment and devices.
Insulation resistance is a test to ensure that there are no short circuits or faults.
Perform root cause analysis - It determines the cause of the problem. Since one of the objectives of troubleshooting is to ensure the problem will not happen again, it is important to determine what really caused the malfunction and take action to ensure a permanent solution is found.
A work instruction will provide more detail in a step-by-step form, what exactly
the worker should perform in order to execute that process.
Coordination requires trust and transparency
TRUE
FALSE
The coordination process must produce, share, and disseminate non-useful products, processes and outcomes.
TRUE
FALSE
Trust is essential to create the good working relationships needed to collaborate.
TRUE
FALSE
Address small problems before they grow.
TRUE
FALSE
It is unimportant to ask people to do things they can do.
TRUE
FALSE
Rewarding participation is an important technique in building commitment to the coordination process.
TRUE
FALSE
Procedure is flow of sequences of activities that transform input elements into results.
TRUE
FALSE
Work instructions describe the correct steps to perform a specific task.
TRUE
FALSE
Business process is a set of related or interacting activities, which transform inputs into outputs.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following is an important factor for clarity in written instructions?
including technical terms without explanation
Keeping the instructions lengthy to cover all aspects
Making the instructions easily understandable
Omitting links to external resources
Why is consistency important in the layout of procedures?
To confuse the reader
To make the procedures longer
To maintain a uniform structure
To prioritize certain sections
What is the significance of accessibility in documenting work instructions?
Making instructions difficult to find
Having multiple copies of the same procedure
Storing procedures in a centralized location
Keeping instructions in a secret location
Which format is ideal for storing procedures to ensure accessibility?
Physical copies in various locations
Multiple digital copies on different platforms
One central digital location
Scattered digital files without organization
What happens if instructions contain too much content?
Readers will skip important parts
Readers will carefully read each section
Readers will understand the instructions better
Readers will memorize the entire document
It is a form of software documentation usually found on a Unix or Unix-like operating system.
MANPAGES
Statement of work OR Scope of Work OR (SOW
Datasheet for IT systems
Functional Specification
Network Maps
A document routinely employed in the field of project management
MANPAGES
Statement of work OR Scope of Work OR (SOW
Datasheet for IT systems
Functional Specification
Network Maps
A document that summarizes the performance and other characteristics of a product
MANPAGES
Statement of work OR Scope of Work OR (SOW
Datasheet for IT systems
Functional Specification
Network Maps
It is a formal document used to describe a product's intended capabilities, appearance, and interactions.
MANPAGES
Statement of work OR Scope of Work OR (SOW
Datasheet for IT systems
Functional Specification
Network Maps
A visualization of devices on a network, their inter-relationships, and the transport layers providing network services.
MANPAGES
Statement of work OR Scope of Work OR (SOW
Datasheet for IT systems
Functional Specification
Network Maps
Reorder the following steps in troubleshooting
Gather information.
1
Describe the problem.
2
Determine the most probable Cause.
3
Create a plan of action
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