Design for Manufacture and Project Management

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What does QA stand for?

Quality Assurance

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What does QC stand for?

Quality Control

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What is QC?

Quality Control is the monitoring and knowing that procedures taking place are done exactly as they are supposed too.

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What is QA?

Quality Assurance act as rules or a guide to follow to ensure proper Quality Control.

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What 4 main factors effect the level of accuracy and quality?

  • Scale of Production

  • Manufacturing Methods used

  • Type of products being made

  • Skill level of the active workforce

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What are the 3 scales of production?

  • Small — Bespoke

  • Medium — Batch

  • Large — Mass

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What does ISO stand for?

ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization, a global body that develops and publishes international standards to ensure quality, safety, and efficiency in products and services.

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What does BSI stand for?

British Standards Institute

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What does TQM stand for?

Total Quality Management

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What does TQM do?

TQM’s aim is to improve by each product via learning and reduce waste.

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How does TQM learn?

Total Quality Management learns through:

  • Workforce Views

  • Feedback

  • Teamwork

  • Communication

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What does Scrum do?

The point of Scrum is pretty much just teamwork.

A team working together in order to meet a set goal discussed at the beginning of the day.

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What does Six Sigma do?

The job of Six Sigma is to reduce defects to less than 3.4 per million

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What are the main 5 stages of Six Sigma?

  • Define

  • Measure

  • Analyse

  • Improve

  • Control

DMAIC

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What does CPA stand for?

Critical Path Analysis

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What does CPA do?

Critical analysis which ensures time efficient completion.

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What is Tolerance?

Tolerance is the lee weigh allowed to get wrong before it becomes and issue.

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Why is use of a Go|No Go Gauge better that simply using Calipers?

Why isn’t it?

  • No need for reading measurements. Simply Pass or Fail

  • Time efficient

  • No need to recalibrate etc.

  • Simply makes use of a Minimum and Maximum margin.

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What does CMM stand for?

Co-ordinate Measuring Machine

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How does CMM work?

Through use of lasers or probe scanners.

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What does ISO do?

ISO acts like a governing body for all standard setting institutions just like BSI.

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What does RoHS stand for?

Restriction of Hazardous Substances

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What does WEEE stand for?

Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment

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What does FSC stand for?

Forest Stewardship Council

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What does FSC do?

A system that certificates timber products

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What does WEEE do?

Considers the End of life for Electronic and Electrical equipment.

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What does RoHS do?

Takes responsibility for protecting human health and the environment from Hazardous substances within production processes.