Control Plan

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of a control plan

A. To eliminate all variations in production
B. To define how a process is monitored and controlled
C. To document only corrective actions
D. To increase production speed

Answer 1

B. To define how a process is monitored and controlled

To find how a processes monitoring and controlled

Question 2

At what stage and the product life cycle is a control plan most beneficial

A. After customer complaints arise
B. After a product recall
C. During manufacturing
D. Before a process validation study

Answer 2

C. During manufacturing

Control plans and sure consistent product quality during manufacturing by defining key process perimeters and monitoring methods

Question 3

What is the first step in developing a control plan

A. Setting up inspection points
B. Training operators
C. Purchasing equipment
D. Identifying critical characteristics

Answer 3

D. Identifying critical characteristics

The first step in developing a control plan is identifying the critical characteristics that need to be controlled to ensure product quality

Question 4

Which documents have been proceeds? The development of a control plan

A. FMEA
B. Work Schedule
C. Budget report
D. Marketing plan

Answer 4

A. FMEA

FMEA typically proceeds control plane development as it identifies potential failures that need to be controlled

Question 5

What is the purpose of reaction plans and a control plan

A. Emergency evacuation procedures
B. Response to out of control conditions
C. Customer complaint handling
D. Employee discipline procedures

Answer 5

B. Response to out of control conditions

Reaction plans specify the actions to be taken when monitoring indicates that a process is out of control