Q. Kairyo refers to improvements through ________, and does not allow ___________

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Q. Kaizen works well in _________ and Kairyo works well in _____________

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Q. Kaizen requires little investment but great effort to maintain it.

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Q. Which of the following is not an aspect of Kaizen philosophy?

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Q. Which of the following is not an aspect of Kaizen philosophy?

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Q. According to Kaizen philosophy, which of the following does not belong to the team dynamics?

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Q. Which of the following does Kaizen improvement process not focus on?

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Q. Poka-yoke is also known as _______

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Q. What do Yokeru and Poka mean respectively?

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Q. Poka-yoke______ an error as soon as it is being made and _______ it from reaching the next operation.

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Q. Who formalized the concept of Poka-yoke?

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Q. Which of the following is not an advantage of mistake proofing?

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Q. An operator in a manufacturing company is faced with the challenge of using a poka-yoke device. It is difficult to operate and requires continuous attention. What can you infer from the following scenario?

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Q. Auto shut off on iron is an example of a poka-yoke mechanism.

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Q. A car won’t start unless transmission is in neutral/park position. This is an example of poka-yoke mechanism.

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Q. Who can develop a poka-yoke device?

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Q. The use of electrical sensors to activate warning signals is an example of ______

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Q. Poka-yoke is a strategy for implementing the policy of _______

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Q. ________ and _______ are two major types of inspection for detecting errors.

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Q. Just-in-time is a strategy for implementing the policy of ________

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