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Six Sigma Yellow Belt (CSSYB) What is Six Sigma? - Answer- A defined and disciplined business methodology to increase customer satisfaction and profitability by streamlining operations, improving quality and eliminating defects in every organization-wide process. What is Quality? - Answer- Meeting customer expectations. What is the Hidden Factory? - Answer- The set of activities in the process that result in reduction of quality or efficiency of a business process or manufacturing depar...

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Solutions are implemented in which stage of DMAIC? - Answer- Improve and Control What does DMAIC stand for? - Answer- Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control pareto chart - Answer- categorical x vs categorical y run chart - Answer- continuous y vs time boxplot - Answer- continuous y vs categorical x scatter plot - Answer- continuous y vs continuous x what information does a dotplot provide? - Answer- the spread of the data spaghetti diagrams ...

Lean) Six Sigma Yellow Belt Lean - Answer- Minimizing Waste Six Sigma - Answer- Reducing Defects/Solving Problems Lean Process - Answer- •Achieved by removing waste •Is faster •Is more efficient and economical •Delivers satisfactory quality Six Sigma Process - Answer- •Produces only 3.4 defects per million opportunities (dpmo) •Has a 99.99966 defect free rate Origin of Lean - Answer- Started with Henry Ford and was perfected by Toyota Origin of Six Sigma - Answe...

Six Sigma- Yellow Belt Problem Statement- Include - Answer- o Process/Defect o Timeframe o Baseline metrics o Cost/Benefit Goal Statement - Answer- o Targeted Improvement o Timeframe o Projected Financial Benefits Project Defect - Answer- Instance which fails to meet customer requirement Metrics - Answer- -Primary Metric - Big "Y" o Secondary Metrics Possible negative consequences Financial Benefit - Answer- o Hard Savings Directly Impact the bottom line Cost Reducti...

Boeing 747 Anti-Ice Systems How many anti-ice systems does the B-737 have? (2 total) - Answer- Bleed air and electrical Name everything that is electrically anti-iced on the B-737? - Answer- Pitot Tubes, Temp. Probes, Alpha vane Anti-Ice system, Windows - Windshield - doors, Water and Toilet drain Anti-Ice system Can the B-373 be dispatched into known or forecast icing conditions? - Answer- Yes, but only into light or moderate icing if dispatcher and pilot agree is is safe, but never se...

Atlas Air 747-400 Air System What happens when Bleed Air switch is placed OFF - Answer- 1. Off light illuminated 2. Engine bleed air valve closed 3. Eicas >BLEED # OFF 4. PRV closed 5. HP Valved closed Bleed Air switch OFF, Nacelle Anti-Ice switch on: - Answer- Unless non-normal condition has been detected, PRV closed position will be over ridden. When will PRV not open for Nacelle Anti-ice or Thrust reversers - Answer- 1. PRV failed closed or closed due to overheat 2. Start val...

B747 Air Systems When does the equipment cooling system configure for flight - Answer- One or more engines on each wing is operating On the ground, when is warm equipment cooling air ducted overboard - Answer- Engines not operating Equipment cooling selector in NORM Ambient temperature moderate or high Equipment cooling provides cooling air for what compartment and systems - Answer- Flight deck equipment Electrical and equipment racks (E&E) How can you manually configure the equ...

B747F Bleed Air System Under what conditions would High Pressure (HP) air be used? - Answer- During descent and other low power setting operations. Under what conditions would Intermediate Pressure (IP) air be used? - Answer- During high power setting operations. Which valves does the Engine Bleed Air Switches control by system logic when bleed air pressure is available? - Answer- Engine bleed air valve, the HP bleed valve and the PRV (pressure regulating valve). Describe the general...

Atlas 747 Oral Rev. 2 - Engine Bleed Air The Engine Bleed Air Switches control which valves by system logic, when bleed air pressure is available? - Answer- Engine bleed air valve|PRV|HP bleed valve Describe the general function of pressure regulating valve (PRV). - Answer- Prevents damage to ducting and equipment downstream, the PRV limits bleed air pressure. How are the engine bleed air valves actuated, and when do they open for forward flow? - Answer- The bleed air valves are pressur...

747 ENGINE BLEED AIR What would cause a Fault light to illuminate? - Answer- Bleed Air overheat Bleed Air overpressure HP Bleed or PRV valve Open when commanded Closed When I place the Engine Bleed Air switch to OFF, what 3 valves close? - Answer- Engine Bleed Air valve PRV HP bleed air valve Do I still have NAI and Thrust reversing with the Engine Bleed air switches OFF? - Answer- Yes, unless the PRV is commanded Closed by Start Valve Open, Bleed Air overheat, or HP valve failed OP...

Boeing 747 Bleed Air System Under what conditions would High Pressure (HP) air be used? - Answer- - Descent - Low power setting operation Under what conditions would Intermediate Pressure (IP) air be used? - Answer- - High power setting operations Which values does the Engine Bleed Air Switches control by system logic when bleed air pressure is available? - Answer- - HP bleed valve - PRV - allows bleed air to open the respective engine bleed air valve and flow into the bleed air duct...

747-400 ENGINE BLEED AIR SYSTEM 290. Under what conditions would High Pressure (HP) air would be used? - Answer- Descent Other low power setting operations FCOM, VOL 2. 2.40.1 291. Under what conditions would Intermediate Pressure (IP) air be used? - Answer- High power setting operations. FCOM, VOL 2; 2.40.1 292. The Engine Bleed Air Switches control which valves by system logic, when bleed air pressure is available? - Answer- Engine bleed air valve PRV HP bleed valve FCOM, ...

Balanced Body Written Test Out Pilates Mat 1 - Answer- Written List the 9 Pilates Principles - Answer- 1. Breathing 2. Concentration 3. Control 4. Centering 5. Precision 6. Balanced Muscle Development 7. Rhythm/Flow 8. Whole Body Movement 9. Relaxation Name 5 Pilates Movement Principles - Answer- 1. Lower core activation 2. Neutral spine 3. Abdominal strengthening 4. Shoulder stability/mobility 5. Alignment Name the 4 muscles of the core/inner unit - Answer- 1....

Balance Body Test Out Questions Pilates Principles - Answer- 1. Breathing 2. Concentration 3. Control 4. Centering 5. Precision 6. Balanced Muscle Development 7. Rhythm/Flow 8. Whole Body Movement 9. Relaxation Pilates Movement Principles - Answer- - Breathing - Core Activation (lower) - Neutral Spine: Finding the optimal starting position - Abdominal Strengthening - Lumbopelvic Stability - Strengthening & Mobilizing the Spine - Scapular Stability & Mobility (shoulder) - Re...

Balanced Body Movement Principles MP Modules (5) - Answer- Whole body movement trunk integration lower body strength and power upper body strength and power dynamic flexibility and relaxation Levels of whole body movement - Answer- Local or regional (join, region) global (activity) integrated planar Global movement provides info on - Answer- postural patterns movement strategies imbalances/ dominances coordination & balance saggital plane - Answer- flexion & extension of spi...

Balanced Body Movement Principles Module Test What are the three levels of observation an instructor can use to analyze a client's movement patterns? - Answer- Global, Integrated Planar and Local When observing vertical alignment from the side, what key bony landmarks do you want to line up with the plumb line of gravity - Answer- Tip of earlobe, top of shoulder, center of ribcage, high point of iliac crest, mid-point of the lateral side of the knee, slightly in front of the lateral malle...

Balanced Body Movement Principles Whole body movement - Answer- 3 planes: saggital, frontal & transverse - Sagittal Flexion Extension Spinal stability & postural support - frontal The lateral system & stability Abduction & lateral support Adduction & medial support - transverse Rotational integration Rarely occur in isolation Typically involve Sagittal & frontal movements Observe at the local & global level - rotation around thorax & pelvis is global & shoulder, h...

BALANCED BODY – MOVEMENT PRINCIPES Levels of observation of movement patterns - Answer- global, integrated planar, local ankle bone - Answer- malleolus Kyphosis looks like... - Answer- rounded upper back Kyphosis is caused by...(which muscles and how are they) - Answer- thoracic extensors and scapular stabilizers - weak/long anterior chest muscles - tight/short 4 elements of trunk integration - Answer- 1 breathing 2 inner unit 3 outer unit 4 spinal mobility When brea...

NCCER Electrical Level 2 Module 5 pull and junction boxes Which of the following describes a Myers-type hub? - Answer- A gasketed fitting with an O-ring used to provide water tight conduit connections Which of the following conduit bodies has a single cover opening on both sides? - Answer- Type LRL Which of the following are used to protect conductors from being damaged by the sharp edges of the threaded conduit end? - Answer- Insulated bushings Which type of conduit body does not pr...

NCCER Electrical Level 2 Conductor Installations Due to the risk of runaways, what should be used on all long vertical cable pull - Answer- Braking system Mandrels should be approximately what percentage of the conduit size? - Answer- 80% A good place to find data for supporting cable in vertical conduit runs is from - Answer- Manufactures catalogs A device used in cable pulls to facilitate connecting the pulling rope to the cable grip. - Answer- Clevises The feed-in set up should...