QMS Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

Quality means different to different people. Which definition refers to “Fitness for use, meeting customer expectations”?
a. Product-Based
b. Manufacturing-Based
c. Customer-Based
d. Value-Based

A

c. Customer-Based

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Total in TQM means:
a. Degree of excellence
b. Made up of the whole
c. Handling, controlling, directing
d. Analyzing three words:

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b. Made up of the whole

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“Conforming to design, specifications, or requirements. Having no defects.” refers to:
a. Transcendent Definition
b. Value-Based
c. Manufacturing-Based
d. Product-Based

A

c. Manufacturing-Based

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“The product has something that other similar products do not that adds value.” refers to:
a. Product-Based
b. Customer-Based
c. Transcendent
d. Value-Based

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a. Product-Based

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“Quality means best for certain customer conditions.” refers to:
a. Manufacturing-Based
b. Value-Based
c. Product-Based
d. Transcendent

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b. Value-Based

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“Quality is neither mind nor matter, but a third entity independent of the two…” refers to:
a. Product-Based Definition
b. Manufacturing-Based Definition
c. Transcendent Definition
d. Customer-Based Definition

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c. Transcendent Definition

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Quality in TQM means:
a. Act, art, or manner of directing
b. Degree of excellence a product or service provides
c. Leadership
d. Inspection

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b. Degree of excellence a product or service provides

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Management in TQM means:
a. Act, art, or manner of handling, controlling, directing, etc.
b. Degree of excellence
c. Price-based value
d. Customer complaints

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a. Act, art, or manner of handling, controlling, directing, etc.

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Juran promoted the concept known as:
a. Zero Defects
b. Business Process Quality
c. SMED
d. Quality is Free

A

b. Business Process Quality

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10
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Which quality tool answers the question: “What causes the problems?”
a. Pareto Analysis
b. Histograms
c. Cause and Effect Diagrams
d. Scatter Charts

A

c. Cause and Effect Diagrams

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10
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Poka Yoke is:
a. Mistake proofing system
b. Quality is Free
c. MBWA
d. Customer-Based

A

Mistake proofing system

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The diagram also known as “Fishbone Analysis” is:
a. Pareto
b. Ishikawa Diagram
c. Check Sheets
d. Stratification

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b. Ishikawa Diagram

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12
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Shigeo Shingo invented:
a. Zero Defects
b. Quality Leadership
c. Single minute exchange of die
d. Taguchi method

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c. Single minute exchange of die

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Taguchi believed products should be:
a. Conforming to requirements
b. Robust or insensitive to variation
c. Value-based
d. Based on leadership

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b. Robust or insensitive to variation

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Philip B Crosby is known for:
a. Quality is neither mind nor matter
b. Write what you do, do what you write
c. Quality is Free
d. Scatter charts

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c. Quality is Free

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15
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ISO is based in:
a. Tokyo
b. Geneva Switzerland
c. Moscow
d. New York

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b. Geneva Switzerland

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16
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Version 2015 of ISO 9001 focuses on:
a. Procedural Approach
b. Process Approach & Risk-based Thinking
c. Fundamentals & Vocabulary
d. Guidelines for auditing

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b. Process Approach & Risk-based Thinking

16
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ISO develops all kinds of standards such as:
a. Traffic symbols, materials standards, inspection practices
b. Sculpture standards
c. Architecture only
d. Biological models

A

a. Traffic symbols, materials standards, inspection practices

17
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ISO is derived from the Greek word meaning:
a. Quality
b. Equal
c. Measurement
d. System

18
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ISO 9001:2015 is defined as:
a. QMS – Requirements
b. QMS – Fundamentals & Vocabulary
c. QMS Guidelines for the Application
d. Managing for the sustained success

A

a. QMS – Requirements

19
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“Quality is fitness for use.”

A

User-Based Definition

20
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“Quality means best for certain customer conditions.”

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Value-Based Definition

20
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“Quality [means] conformance to requirements.”

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Manufacturing-Based Definition

21
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Diagram also known as Fishbone Analysis.

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Ishikawa Diagram

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Concept known as Zero Defects.
Philip B Crosby
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Inventor of the single minute exchange of die (SMED).
Shigeo Shingo
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Era after 1945 where TQM was born.
Post World War Era
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ISO is based in this country.
Geneva Switzerland
26
Greek word from which ISO was derived.
Equal
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“Degree of excellence a product or service provides.”
Quality
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“Made up of the whole.”
Total
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“An effective system for integrating quality development, quality maintenance and quality improvement efforts…”
Armand V Feigenbaum
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“Act, art, or manner of handling, controlling, directing, etc.”
Management
31
“Managing by walking about (MBWA).”
Tom Peters
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“Quality is Free.”
Philip B Crosby
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“Process Approach & Risk-based Thinking.”
2015
34
“QMS – Fundamentals & Vocabulary.”
ISO 9000:2015
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“Quality Management System is the set of processes a company utilizes to execute its quality management activities.”
Quality Management System
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Organization that intended to standardize quality systems.
ISO
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Collection of standards such as traffic symbols, materials standards, inspection practices.
ISO