CSSBB Exam Questions
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- Question #326Measure Phase
An operator is measuring the distance between two points. Which is most likely to be influenced by the operator?
MSAoperator variationmeasurement precisionmeasurement accuracy - Question #327Measure Phase
Accuracy can be assessed in several ways and a fairly accurate means of measurement is visual comparison.
measurement accuracyMSAvisual comparisoncalibration - Question #328Measure Phase
Measurement __________ is defined as the difference between the observed and the expected values for a given set of data.
measurement biasMSAobserved vs expectedmeasurement error - Question #329Measure Phase
Appropriate measures means that measurements are ______________.
appropriate measuresrepresentativerelevantcontextual - Question #330Measure Phase
A ___________ problem in the Measurement System suggests that there is a lack of consistency in the measurement over time.
measurement stabilityMSAconsistency over timemeasurement system - Question #331Measure Phase
An operator checks that all boxes being packed contain enough products to fill the box. However, each box getting filled has a different number of products in it. This is a Reprodu...
Gage R&RrepeatabilityreproducibilityMSA - Question #332Measure Phase
In a good Measurement System the most variation will be with part-to-part measurements. What should you do if the majority of variation is associated with the Gage R&R assuming the...
Gage R&Rmeasurement variationMSApart-to-part variation - Question #333Measure Phase
What aspects of Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA) studies are applicable when the process used to measure does not damage the part?
MSAnondestructive measurementGage R&Rcrossed study - Question #334Measure Phase
Each of the items listed would impact the Process Capability for a process with a continuous output except ___________________.
process capabilitycontinuous datadistribution shapestandard deviation - Question #335Measure Phase
For Attribute Data, Process Capability is defined as the average proportion of nonconforming products.
attribute data capabilityproportion nonconformingprocess capabilitydefect rate - Question #336Measure Phase
The reported Cpk for a process with an average of 104 units, a spread of 18 units and upper and lower specification limits of 122 and 96 units would be?
Cpk calculationspecification limitsprocess capabilitystandard deviation - Question #337Measure Phase
When we compare short-term and long-term Capability which of these is true?
Cpshort-term capabilitylong-term performanceprocess capability indices - Question #338Measure Phase
What is the Ppk of a process with a spread of 24 units, an average of 68, an upper limit of 82 and a lower limit of 54?
Ppk calculationlong-term capabilityspecification limitsprocess spread - Question #339Measure Phase
Which statements are correct about the advanced Capability Analysis shown here? (Note: There are 3 correct answers).
Poisson capability analysisDPUconfidence intervalsadvanced capability - Question #340Analyze Phase
Relative to a Design of Experiments the term Collinear refers to variables being a ________________ of each other.
design of experimentscollinearitylinear combinationregression - Question #341Improve Phase
The Lean toolbox includes all of the following items except __________.
Lean toolsPoka-YokeKaizen5S - Question #342Improve Phase
Questions that can be best answered by a Visual Factory include all of these except _____________________.
Visual Factoryvisual managementLeanworkplace organization - Question #343Control Phase
If a Six Sigma project was to reduce changeover times and the team found the project success was decreasing over time since changeover times began to creep back up, which Lean tool...
Visual Factorychangeover timesustaining improvementsLean control - Question #344Improve Phase
Kaizens or Kaikakus and Six Sigma projects are intended to create breakthrough, significant process improvement versus minor, incremental improvements.
KaizenKaikakubreakthrough improvementSix Sigma - Question #345Measure Phase
Using this partial Z Table, how many units from a month's production run are expected to not satisfy customer requirements for the following process? Upper specification limit: 7.2...
Z tablenormal distributiondefect estimationprocess capability - Question #346Improve Phase
Which of these items are not part of what is necessary for successful Kaizens?
Kaizensuccess factorsmanagement supportcontinuous improvement - Question #347Improve Phase
For a Kanban to be successful which of these must occur?
Kanbanpull systemLeandemand stability - Question #348Control Phase
Common and Special Cause ______________ are the focus of Statistical Process Control.
SPCcommon cause variationspecial cause variationstatistical process control - Question #349Control Phase
Special Cause Variation falls into which two categories? (Note: There are 2 correct answers).
special cause variationassignable causeSPCvariation patterns - Question #350Control Phase
If you can Poka-Yoke a defect out of the process entirely then you do not need use SPC on the characteristic of interest in the defect.
Poka-Yokeerror proofingSPCdefect prevention - Question #351Control Phase
Range Charts are the technique used to determine if ______________ are occurring within the subgroups of the SPC Charts.
R chartrange chartwithin-subgroup variationSPC - Question #352Control Phase
If a process has subgroups for Variable data and the process runs for a long period of time, then the best pair of SPC Charts to use would be an Xbar and _________.
Xbar-R chartcontrol chart selectionvariable datasubgroups - Question #353Define Phase
Six Sigma is a business improvement discipline whose fundamental view is based on a _________ oriented approach of the business.
Six Sigma philosophybusiness improvementperformance orientationprocess discipline - Question #354Define Phase
Much of the Six Sigma methodology is used to identify and remove causes for _____________ .
Six Sigma fundamentalsprocess variationmethodology overview - Question #355Define Phase
When variation is removed from the output of a process then the process customer can have more confidence in the experience that results from the process.
process variationcustomer satisfactionSix Sigma fundamentals - Question #356Measure Phase
The distance between the Mean of a data set and the Point of Inflection on a Normal curve is called the _______________.
standard deviationnormal distributionpoint of inflectiondescriptive statistics - Question #357Define Phase
One of the foundations of Lean Six Sigma is the concept that the output of a process (Y) is influenced by the process inputs (X's) and is commonly shown as which formula?
Y=f(X)process inputs and outputsSix Sigma fundamentalsLean Six Sigma - Question #358Define Phase
When we gather information for the Voice of the Business we are primarily interested in information concerning the _____________ of the business.
Voice of the BusinessVOBbusiness objectivesprofitability - Question #359Measure Phase
When a Belt creates a Process Map she will use a __________________ to depict a decision point requiring a Yes or No decision.
process mappingflowchart symbolsdecision pointprocess map - Question #360Organizational Process Management and Measures
A Belt has determined that the inventory of repair parts at a rework station can be reduced by 45%. According to Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) definitions inventory reduction would b...
COPQhard savingssoft savingsinventory reduction - Question #361Define Phase
Customers make their decisions based on Features, Integrity (of the seller) Delivery and ___________?
customer requirementsVOCcustomer decision criteriaCTQ - Question #362Organizational Process Management and Measures
The Hardware Store ordered ten lawn mower from the manufacturer and just before shipping the manufacturer found one to have a motor that wouldn't start. For the manufacturer this w...
COPQinternal failure costscost of qualitydefect classification - Question #363Organizational Process Management and Measures
Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) can be classified as Visible Costs and Hidden Costs. All these items are Hidden Cost except __________________.
COPQhidden costsvisible costscost of quality - Question #364Organizational Process Management and Measures
Which of these are examples of business metrics or Key Performance Indicators commonly referred to as KPI's?
KPIbusiness metricskey performance indicatorsprocess metrics - Question #365Analyze Phase
When one speaks of 20% of something contributing 80% of the affect they are referring to what is known as the _________________.
Pareto principle80/20 ruleroot cause analysis - Question #366Measure Phase
As a means of measuring the effects on other areas of a process as a result of changes in the primary metric we also define and track ________________.
secondary metricsprimary metricsmetric trackingprocess measurement - Question #367Measure Phase
Calculate the Rolled Throughput Yield of this process using this data. DatA. unit input: 1450, unit output: 1390, defects repaireD. 320, scrap: 60
rolled throughput yieldRTYprocess yieldyield calculation - Question #368Improve Phase
"A calculated time frame that matches customer demand" is a definition of what Lean Principles term?
takt timelean principlescustomer demandcycle time - Question #369Organizational Process Management and Measures
What dollar amount of savings would a project show if it reduced your outstanding Accounts Receivable by $1.4 million dollars to $5.3 million total and your organization's marginal...
financial benefitsaccounts receivablecost of capitalproject financials - Question #370Improve Phase
Which Element of Waste best describes "the unnecessary movement of materials and goods"?
seven wastesconveyancelean manufacturingwaste identification - Question #371Improve Phase
A Belt rearranged the location of the parts inventory for a rework station locating the most often used parts to be within hand reach of the repair person. This rearrangement resul...
seven wastesmotion wastelean manufacturing5S - Question #372Improve Phase
The Japanese born function of a Kanban event utilizes a specific, step-by-step approach meant to bring about major changes to a process.
kanbankaizenlean toolscontinuous improvement - Question #373Improve Phase
The primary objective in removal of waste is to improve the Order Production Cycle where the time from _________________ to the time of receipt of payment is compressed.
order production cyclelean principleswaste reductionlead time - Question #374Define Phase
Handling of warranty returns, process improvement team meetings and rework to meet customer expectations are all examples of business costs that are classified as ________________...
cost of qualitynon-value addwaste classificationlean - Question #375Define Phase
At the very initiation of a project a Belt must develop a concise _______________ that states at a high level the area of concern and why it is important this issue be improved.
project charterbusiness caseproject initiationproblem statement