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What is the Ultimate goal of any business organisation?
Profit
How can we maximise profit in a monopolistic business?
Fixing the selling price suitably
How should be the quality of the product in a competitive business?
minimum required quality
Profit may be maximized by _______for the same selling price per unit.
Cutting cost
Extra quality means extra ____
Cost
Sampling inspection is ___ & ___
Cheaper and quicker
Inspection adds to ___ and not to ___
Cost and not to Value
The process through which the standards are ___ and __ standards is called control.
established and met with
In sampling inspection, if proven ____, the entire batch is to be ____.
defective, rejected
Two types of inspection methods are ___ & ___
100% inspection and sampling inspection
Name the capitals of
Oman
Canada
Mauritius
Muscat
Ottawa
Port Louis
Name atleast 3 advantages of centralised inspection.
Greater degree of inspection.
Less number of inspectors and tools.
Less frequency of recalibration.
Cost of inspection is reduced.
Unbiased inspection.
Supervision of inspectors made possible.
No distraction to the inspector.
Name the capitals of
Jamaica
Ukraine
Spain
Kingston
Kyiv
Madrid
Name the capitals of
Czech Republic
Poland
Austria
Prague
Warsaw
Vienna
Name atleast 3 disadvantages of floor inspection.
Delicate instruments cannot be employed.
Requires Frequent recalibration of inspection equipment.
High cost of inspection.
Inspection is difficult due to chance causes.
Pressure on inspector.
Possibility of biased inspection.
Supervision of Inspectors is difficult.
Name atleast 4 advantages of Floor inspection.
1. Reduces scrap and rework.
2. Saves cost of unnecessary work.
3. Material handling time is reduced.
4. Job satisfaction to production worker.
5. Greater number of pieces can be checked than a sample size.
6. Does not delay in production.
Name the capitals of
1. Nagaland
2. Assam
3. Manipur
4. Mizoram
Kohima
Dispur
Imphal
Aizawl
Name the capitals of
Denmark, Ireland, Vietnam, Indonesia
Copenhagen, Dublin, Hanoi, Jakarta
Name atleast 4 disadvantages of centralised inspection.
Defects not revealed quickly.
Greater material handling.
High rework and rejection costs.
Delay in production.
Heavy workpieces not feasible.
Production control is complicated.
Greater scrap.
Name the capitals of
1)Andaman and Nicobar Islands
2)Ladakh
3)Lakshadweep
4)Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu.
Port Blair, Leh, Kavaratti, Daman
Name fundamental factors affecting quality. Any 5 M's.
Market, Money, Management, Men, Motivation, Materials, Machines & Mechanization, Modern information methods, Mounting product requirements.
Name any 5 examples for attributes of quality standards.
Robustness, Safety, Reliability, Performance, Appearance, Flexibility, Reusability, Security, Efficiency, Portability, Usability, Accuracy, Stability, etc
List atleast 5 objectives of Inspection?
1. detect and remove the faulty RM
2. detect the faulty products in production
3. bring facts to the notice of managers
4. prevent the substandard reaching the customer
5. promote reputation for quality and reliability
6. To enable firms discover weaknesses and get over the problem.
Name any 5 types of inspection
Floor inspection, Centralized inspection, Combined inspection, Functional inspection, First piece inspection, Pilot piece inspection, Final inspection
Name the 5 drawbacks of inspection
•Only adds to the cost of the product.
•partially subjective.
•Fatigue and Monotony may affect.
•Merely separates good and bad items.
•Doesn’t prevent the production of bad items.