PRETEST-MODULE 3

What is the primary purpose of an Operation Process Chart (OPC)?

• To list all materials needed for production.

• To illustrate the work sequence with detailed operation elements.

• To calculate machine efficiency.

• To determine warehouse layout.

What is a Bill of Material (BOM) primarily used for?

• Determining machine requirements.

• Listing all materials, parts, and subassemblies needed for production.

• Calculating machine efficiency.

• Estimating raw material needs.

What information does a Routing Sheet provide?

• Raw material costs.

• Machine efficiency.

• Required materials, machine capacity, and process details.

• Factory layout.

What is efficiency in the context of manufacturing?

• The likelihood of a machine producing without failure.

• The percentage of machine performance.

• The amount of scrap material produced.

• The volume of production.

What does scrap refer to in manufacturing?

• Materials needed for production.

• Materials stored in warehouses.

• Reusable materials remaining after production.

• Finished goods.

What are direct materials in the context of raw materials?

• Materials visible in the final product.

• Materials not immediately visible in the final product.

• Materials used for packaging.

• Materials used for maintenance.

According to Gaspersz (2001), what is a Bill of Material (BOM)?

• A list of all materials, parts, and subassemblies needed for production.

• A tool for machine budgeting.

• A layout of factory facilities.

• A calculation of machine efficiency.

What is the main goal of using Operation Process Charts (OPCs) and Routing Sheets?

• To calculate production costs.

• To determine the efficiency of machines.

• To optimize the manufacturing process.

• To manage warehouse inventory.

What is the purpose of an Auxiliary Raw Material Warehouse (GBBP)?

• Storing materials used for packaging.

• Storing materials not integral to the final product.

• Storing primary raw materials for production.

• Storing finished products.

How is efficiency calculated?

• By dividing actual machine capacity by theoretical machine capacity.

• By dividing the volume of production by the number of machines.

• By adding scrap to the production amount.

• By subtracting defects from the production amount.