SSGI Six Sigma Green Belt: Chapter 6 Quiz with Complete Solutions

SSGI Six Sigma Green Belt: Chapter 6 Quiz with Complete Solutions Lean manufacturing addresses the elimination, to the extent that it is possible, of waste and idle time. True A lean manufacturing process is one that, in addition to containing costs, produces products that compete well in the marketplace. True In Lean manufacturing, production must achieve the highest level of quality regardless of cost. False One of the seven wastes in Lean Manufacturing is Over Processing. True One of the seven wastes in Lean Manufacturing is maintaining too little inventory and thereby causing a shortage of parts later in the production cycle. True Just-In-Time is an effective strategy in Lean Manufacturing True The extra effort that is put into a product or component and adds little value is considered to be an example of Over Production. False; It is called over processing Continuous improvement is also referred to as Kaizen True To improve quality it is best to institute extensive testing at the end of a production process. False Transportation costs may increase in the interest of achieving an overall benefit associated with an outsourcing strategy. True