101.
The lay out in which production operation is performed in a fixed position is called
A
Project lay out
B
Product lay out
C
a andb
D
None of these
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The lay out in which production operation is performed in a fixed position is called
Project lay out
Product lay out
a andb
None of these
...............starts from some data in the future and schedules the required operations in reverse sequence
Scheduling
Backward scheduling
Forward scheduling
all of these
In ..............., machines and other supporting services are located according to the processing sequence of the product
Project lay out
Product lay out
Combination lay out
None of these
...............is a time table for performing activities utilizing resources or allocating activities
Scheduling
Engineering
Reporting
Communication
Which of the following is an objective of scheduling?
meet due dates
Minimise lead time
Minimise setup time and set up cost
all of these
...............is the highest reasonable output rate which can be achieved with the current product specifications, product mix, work force, plant and equipment.
Publicity
Capacity
a and b
None of these
Which of the following factors affect capacity planning?
Type of product
Type of process
Skill level of workers
all of these
...............is the capacity that specifies a theoretical upper limit above the usual rate of routine operations.
Maximum capacity
Effective capacity
Actual capacity
None of these
...............is the system in whichitems are processed in lots and a new lot is undertaken for production only when the production on all items of a lot is complete.
Job production
Batch production
Mass production
None of these
...............is the process of determining which job to start first and in what order other jobs should be processed on the machine or in work centre
Job sequencing
Priority rules
Batch production
None of these
Which of the following technique is employed for measuring work
Time study
Work sampling
Predetermined motion time studies
all of these
In the case of ...............the products are produced as per the specifications of the customers within prefixed time and cost
Mass production
Job production
Both of these
None of these
Frederick Winslow Taylor is called
Father of operations research
Father of marketing management
Father of financial management
Father of scientific management
...............refers to the process of creating new products or modifying the existing ones within a predetermined time frame and cost price
Product design
Product development
Market development
None of these
...............is the process of careful step by step of dismantling of existing product in order to understand its unique underlying concepts
Reverse engineering
Civil engineering
a and b
None of these
...............is a measure the actual level of output for a process or activity over a period of time.
Actual capacity
Design capacity
Maximum capacity
None of these
Which of the following is a part of product life cycle
Introduction phase
Growth phase
Saturation phase
all of these
...............is the process of predicting and defining the long-term and the short-term capacity needs of an organisation and determining how those needs will be satisfied.
Capacity planning
Capacity control
Staff fixation
instrumentalisation
Which of the following is a limitation of job production system?
Higher cost due to frequent set up changes
Higher level of inventory at all levels and it results in higher inventorycost
Production planning is complicated
all of these
...............refers to the manufacturing of large volume of a single or a very few varieties of products with a standard set of processes
Continuous production
Intermittent production
Project production
None of these