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(MEM376) QUIZ CHAPTER 1 - PART 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the meaning of maintenance?

a)

Buying new machines

b)

Activities to ensure machines operate at optimum levels with minimum costs

c)

Replacing old machines with modern ones

d)

The process of installing machines

2.

What does maintenance management mean?

a)

The process of product production

b)

The process of maintaining assets and resources while controlling time & costs

c)

The process of marketing products

d)

The process of testing quality only

3.

Which of the following is an example of general maintenance activity?

a)

Calculating investment costs

b)

Testing, adjusting, replacing, repairing

c)

Marketing equipment

d)

Machine design

4.

Why is maintenance important in engineering?

a)

To increase selling prices

b)

To monitor quality assurance & avoid unplanned downtime

c)

To reduce the number of workers

d)

To speed up the installation of new machines

5.

What is one of the main benefits of maintenance?

a)

Avoiding large repair costs

b)

Increasing operating costs

c)

Reducing machine lifespan

d)

Reducing quality control

6.

The main objective of maintenance management is:

a)

To reduce productivity

b)

To control costs, work schedules, compliance, and extend asset lifespan

c)

To increase downtime

d)

To ignore safety regulations

7.

What is the purpose of cost control in maintenance?

a)

So that financial allocations are distributed correctly

b)

So that costs rise every year

c)

So that workers are less productive

d)

So that machines break down quickly

8.

When a maintenance manager determines that a forklift needs to be prioritized for delivery, this indicates the objective:

a)

Training

b)

Scheduling work & allocating resources

c)

Compliance & regulation

d)

Enhance equipment

9.

Why is training considered an important part of maintenance management?

a)

It reduces the need for new equipment

b)

It improves workers’ skills, safety, and quality of maintenance work

c)

It increases company expenses

d)

It shortens the life of machines

10.

The objective of "uncover maintenance trend" is achieved by:

a)

Training new workers

b)

Analyzing historical maintenance data

c)

Ignoring old records

d)

Reducing operational budgets

11.

Which of the following is a type of preventive maintenance?

a)

Planned maintenance & CBM

b)

Corrective maintenance

c)

Breakdown maintenance only

d)

Emergency repair

12.

Planned maintenance is also known as:

a)

Predictive maintenance

b)

Scheduled maintenance

c)

Emergency maintenance

d)

Corrective maintenance

13.

Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) uses the method:

a)

Inspecting the actual condition of machines with sensors or analysis

b)

Randomly replacing components

c)

Waiting for damage to occur first

d)

Stopping machines without reason

14.

Which of the following is an advantage of CBM?

a)

Low installation costs

b)

Increases system reliability

c)

More consistent costs

d)

Need to replace parts more often

15.

Corrective maintenance is usually performed:

a)

Before damage occurs

b)

After damage occurs

c)

On a scheduled basis

d)

Automatically

16.

Maintenance schedules are made based on:

a)

Costs only

b)

Time/frequency (weekly, monthly, yearly)

c)

Type of workers

d)

Machine design

17.

An example of preventive maintenance on a car is:

a)

Washing the car only

b)

Changing the engine oil after 10,000 km

c)

Waiting for the engine to break down first

d)

Buying a new car

18.

What is the main purpose of a maintenance schedule?

a)

To avoid unexpected downtime

b)

To increase maintenance costs

c)

To reduce machine lifespan

d)

To facilitate breakdowns

19.

Basic activities in a maintenance schedule include:

a)

Lubrication, inspection, adjustment

b)

Replacing new machines

c)

Speeding up production

d)

Changing product design

20.

Weekly maintenance schedules usually involve:

a)

Changing the entire machine

b)

Routine checks and light servicing

c)

Compliance with government laws only

d)

Cost analysis