Process Selection

Process Selection refers to deciding on the way production of goods and services will organized.

• True

• False

Process Selection affects the entire organization and its ability to achieve its mission, and affects the organization’s supply chain.

• True

• False

The following are the basic types of processing, except?

• Project

• Batch

• Job Shop

• Repetitivie

• Continuous

Automation is machinery that has sensing and control devices that enable it to operate manually

• True

• False

The following are types of automation, except

• Fixed automation

• Programmable Automation

• Flexible Automation

• Continuous Automation

Example of this process is Bakery

• Job Shop

• Batch

• Repetitive

• Continuous

The following are the types of layout, except?

• Product Layout

• Process Layout

• Facility Layout

• Fixed Position Layout

Layout where the product or project remains stationary, and workers, materials and equipment are moved as needed.

Uses standardized processing operations to achieve smooth, rapid, high-volume flow.

• Product Layout

• Process Layout

• Facility Layout

• Fixed Position Layout

The most common reason for redesign of layouts include inefficient operations, accident or safety hazards, changes in the design of a products or services, introduction of new products and services, changes in the volume of output, changes in methods of equipment, changes in environmental or other legal requirements and morale problems.

• True

• False