End of module Quiz for Amazon CMMS
Knet training and summery of each
module With Correct Solutions!!
Planning is performed by the... - ANSWERFirst-line, general, and top-level
supervisors
maintain equipment in good operating condition to - ANSWERmeet production goals,
minimize downtime, and operate production line safely
A Leadman's responsibility is limited to - ANSWERinstructing
The first maintenance organization was a/an - ANSWERline organization
In a functional organization, work is divided according to... - ANSWERequipment
type
An area organization... - ANSWERborrows craftsman as needed
in a centrally controlled organization - ANSWERcontrol is limited in the field, large
projects are handled separately, work is assigned as requests are processed
The written work order used for short duration running repairs is a - ANSWERjob
ticket
There are______________________ types of written orders you could use. -
ANSWERFive types of written orders
Work orders - - ANSWERmajor planned and scheduled tasks
Job tickets - ANSWERShort duration running repairs
standing work orders - ANSWERrepeated job actions
master schedules - ANSWERservice and frequency of work under standing work
order
Special work orders - ANSWERPreventative maintenance
Reserve ______________________ instructions for emergencies, as when a worker
is injured, or a piece of equipment is nearing breakdown - ANSWERVerbal
instructions
It is important for a supervisor to sign the stock issue record T/F - ANSWERfalse
,At different times , maintenance is controlled by the... - ANSWERmaintenance
superintendent
An organization chart - ANSWERcontains all necessary detail
you can overcome resistance to organization changes by - ANSWERadvance
preparation, bargaining, and discussion
Emergencies - - ANSWERwork that must be done immediately
Unscheduled work— - ANSWERrepairs you can delay safely because the equipment
won't deteriorate further.
• Planned and scheduled work— - ANSWERprojects that require much advance
preparation (usually not handled by first-line supervisors).
Which type of maintenance includes the inspection of equipment? -
ANSWERpreventive
scheduling maintenance work is one of the maintenance planners duties t/f -
ANSWERfalse
installing, modifying, and relocating equipment is considered non-maintenance work
and should be funded separately. t/f - ANSWERfalse
the maintenance supervisor can approve schedules for all equipment in the plant t/f -
ANSWERfalse
Project work - ANSWERconstruction, installation, relocation, or modification of
present equipment and buildings
construction - ANSWERbuilding or changing structure of facility
installation - ANSWERinstalling new or rebuilt equipment
equipment modiication - ANSWERmajor changes in existing equipment or facilities
The term maintenance work refers to the repair and upkeep of equipment and
facilities. The work covers preventive maintenance, unscheduled repairs, scheduled
maintenance, emergency repairs, and ______________________ support -
ANSWERfacility
Preventive maintenance - ANSWERmeans any action taken to extend equipment life
or prevent failure before an item malfunctions. It includes inspecting, testing,
lubricating, adjusting, cleaning, and replacing components.
Unscheduled repairs are ______________________ work that can be completed in
less than two manhours. The term also covers work that can be delayed for a short
time with little risk of equipment failure. - ANSWERNonemergency
, Scheduled maintenance refers to major repairs, ______________________, and
overhauls. - ANSWERrebuilds
Emergency repairs - ANSWERare repairs needed immediately
Facility support is a term that covers ______________________work, building and
grounds maintenance, and tool sharpening. - ANSWERjanitorial
unscheduled repairs are usually defined as taking not more than how many
manhours? - ANSWER2
• Adjustments. Minor changes requiring only ______________________ tools, no
parts, and usually less than 0.5 manhours. - ANSWERhand
Backlog - ANSWEREstimated manhours required to complete all work currently
behind schedule. Usually divided into categories according to need: parts and
materials, downtime, manpower, or outside support.
Deferred maintenance. - ANSWERMaintenance you can safely postpone (becomes
part of the backlog).
Equipment repair history. List of repairs made on a piece of equipment that includes
______________________ and cost information. - ANSWERdates
Failure coding - ANSWERList of causes of equipment failure. The causes include
lack of lubrication, operator abuse, and material fatigue, for example.
Inspection - ANSWERChecking equipment to determine needed repairs.
Maintenance work order. A detailed ______________________ request for
maintenance services - ANSWERwritten
Major repairs. - ANSWERExtensive, nonroutine repairs requiring a repair crew.
Minor repairs - ANSWERRepairs completed by one worker using hand tools,
completed in less than two hours. (In many cases, two workers are used for safety's
sake.)
Modification. Change in equipment capability or ______________________. -
ANSWERconfiguration
Overhaul. - ANSWERInspection teardown and repair of equipment to restore it to
effective operating condition.
Planning. Determining the resources and ______________________ needed for a
major job. - ANSWERactions
Priority. - ANSWERListing jobs according to their importance or urgency
Knet training and summery of each
module With Correct Solutions!!
Planning is performed by the... - ANSWERFirst-line, general, and top-level
supervisors
maintain equipment in good operating condition to - ANSWERmeet production goals,
minimize downtime, and operate production line safely
A Leadman's responsibility is limited to - ANSWERinstructing
The first maintenance organization was a/an - ANSWERline organization
In a functional organization, work is divided according to... - ANSWERequipment
type
An area organization... - ANSWERborrows craftsman as needed
in a centrally controlled organization - ANSWERcontrol is limited in the field, large
projects are handled separately, work is assigned as requests are processed
The written work order used for short duration running repairs is a - ANSWERjob
ticket
There are______________________ types of written orders you could use. -
ANSWERFive types of written orders
Work orders - - ANSWERmajor planned and scheduled tasks
Job tickets - ANSWERShort duration running repairs
standing work orders - ANSWERrepeated job actions
master schedules - ANSWERservice and frequency of work under standing work
order
Special work orders - ANSWERPreventative maintenance
Reserve ______________________ instructions for emergencies, as when a worker
is injured, or a piece of equipment is nearing breakdown - ANSWERVerbal
instructions
It is important for a supervisor to sign the stock issue record T/F - ANSWERfalse
,At different times , maintenance is controlled by the... - ANSWERmaintenance
superintendent
An organization chart - ANSWERcontains all necessary detail
you can overcome resistance to organization changes by - ANSWERadvance
preparation, bargaining, and discussion
Emergencies - - ANSWERwork that must be done immediately
Unscheduled work— - ANSWERrepairs you can delay safely because the equipment
won't deteriorate further.
• Planned and scheduled work— - ANSWERprojects that require much advance
preparation (usually not handled by first-line supervisors).
Which type of maintenance includes the inspection of equipment? -
ANSWERpreventive
scheduling maintenance work is one of the maintenance planners duties t/f -
ANSWERfalse
installing, modifying, and relocating equipment is considered non-maintenance work
and should be funded separately. t/f - ANSWERfalse
the maintenance supervisor can approve schedules for all equipment in the plant t/f -
ANSWERfalse
Project work - ANSWERconstruction, installation, relocation, or modification of
present equipment and buildings
construction - ANSWERbuilding or changing structure of facility
installation - ANSWERinstalling new or rebuilt equipment
equipment modiication - ANSWERmajor changes in existing equipment or facilities
The term maintenance work refers to the repair and upkeep of equipment and
facilities. The work covers preventive maintenance, unscheduled repairs, scheduled
maintenance, emergency repairs, and ______________________ support -
ANSWERfacility
Preventive maintenance - ANSWERmeans any action taken to extend equipment life
or prevent failure before an item malfunctions. It includes inspecting, testing,
lubricating, adjusting, cleaning, and replacing components.
Unscheduled repairs are ______________________ work that can be completed in
less than two manhours. The term also covers work that can be delayed for a short
time with little risk of equipment failure. - ANSWERNonemergency
, Scheduled maintenance refers to major repairs, ______________________, and
overhauls. - ANSWERrebuilds
Emergency repairs - ANSWERare repairs needed immediately
Facility support is a term that covers ______________________work, building and
grounds maintenance, and tool sharpening. - ANSWERjanitorial
unscheduled repairs are usually defined as taking not more than how many
manhours? - ANSWER2
• Adjustments. Minor changes requiring only ______________________ tools, no
parts, and usually less than 0.5 manhours. - ANSWERhand
Backlog - ANSWEREstimated manhours required to complete all work currently
behind schedule. Usually divided into categories according to need: parts and
materials, downtime, manpower, or outside support.
Deferred maintenance. - ANSWERMaintenance you can safely postpone (becomes
part of the backlog).
Equipment repair history. List of repairs made on a piece of equipment that includes
______________________ and cost information. - ANSWERdates
Failure coding - ANSWERList of causes of equipment failure. The causes include
lack of lubrication, operator abuse, and material fatigue, for example.
Inspection - ANSWERChecking equipment to determine needed repairs.
Maintenance work order. A detailed ______________________ request for
maintenance services - ANSWERwritten
Major repairs. - ANSWERExtensive, nonroutine repairs requiring a repair crew.
Minor repairs - ANSWERRepairs completed by one worker using hand tools,
completed in less than two hours. (In many cases, two workers are used for safety's
sake.)
Modification. Change in equipment capability or ______________________. -
ANSWERconfiguration
Overhaul. - ANSWERInspection teardown and repair of equipment to restore it to
effective operating condition.
Planning. Determining the resources and ______________________ needed for a
major job. - ANSWERactions
Priority. - ANSWERListing jobs according to their importance or urgency
