This document discusses different types of production processes and facility layouts. It asks multiple choice questions about which process or layout is best suited for certain production scenarios, such as low-volume, high-variety production or intermittent production using the same line for different products. The correct order of production processes from low to high volume/variety is also questioned, with possible answers including continuous, batch, mass, jobbing and project processes.
This document discusses different types of production processes and facility layouts. It asks multiple choice questions about which process or layout is best suited for certain production scenarios, such as low-volume, high-variety production or intermittent production using the same line for different products. The correct order of production processes from low to high volume/variety is also questioned, with possible answers including continuous, batch, mass, jobbing and project processes.
This document discusses different types of production processes and facility layouts. It asks multiple choice questions about which process or layout is best suited for certain production scenarios, such as low-volume, high-variety production or intermittent production using the same line for different products. The correct order of production processes from low to high volume/variety is also questioned, with possible answers including continuous, batch, mass, jobbing and project processes.
1) Low-volume, high-variety production is best suited for which
of the following process strategies ? A. Repetitive focus B. Process focus C. Product focus D. Mass Production 2) Which of the following facility layout is best suited for the intermittent type of production, which is a method of manufacturing several different products using the same production line? A. Product layout B. Process layout C. Fixed position layout D. Cellular manufacturing layout
3) Which of the following is
the correct order for process types starting with 4) low volume/high variety and moving to high volume/low variety? 5) a) Continuous process, batch process, mass process, jobbing process, 6) project process 7) b) Project, process, batch process, mass process, jobbing process, 8) continuous process 9) c) Project process, jobbing process, batch process, mass process, 10) continuous process 11) d) Batch process, project process, jobbing process, mass process, 12) continuous process 13) e) Jobbing process, batch process, mass process, continuous process, 14) project process 15) Which of the following statements would generally be considered correct? 16) a) Job shops normally compete by offering a lower price than their 17) competitors. 18) b) Batch processing produces a more standard range of products than 19) continuous flow processes. 20) c) Production runs are shorter for continuous flow systems than for mass 21) production systems. 22) d) Job shops can produce a larger range of products than project 23) systems. 24) e) Labour costs are higher in a job shop operation than in most other 25) processes 3) Which of the following is the correct order for process types starting withlow volume/high variety and moving to high volume/low variety? A. Continuous process, batch process, mass process, jobbing process, project process B. Project process, batch process, mass process, jobbing process, continuous process C. Project process, jobbing process, batch process, mass process, continuous process D. Batch process, project process, jobbing process, mass process, continuous process E. Jobbing process, batch process, mass process, continuous process, project process 4) From high variety to low variety, which is the correct order of layout types? A. Line, cell, functional B. Process, cell, product C. Line, fixed-position, functional D. Fixed-position, cell, functional