Quality Workstation - 20 Questions
Quality Workstation Quiz
Test your knowledge and skills in maintaining and managing a Quality Workstation. This quiz covers essential procedures and safety protocols to ensure everything is processed accurately and efficiently.
Get ready to challenge yourself with questions including:
- Quality station responsibilities
- Safety measures
- Repackaging procedures
What are the main responsibilities for the Quality Station?
Ensuring each part has been damaged
Ensuring each part has been Allocated, Measured and Photographed properly
Ensuring that each part makes it back to the client
Ensuring that each pallet is stored properly
You notice that your coworker in the Oversize station is not wearing their steel-toe boots. What action should you take?
Politely remind them to wear their boots for safety reasons, if they do not comply, alert your supervisor
Ignore it
Take your boots off too
Continue to process parts normally
Under the Measurement Allocation section, if a part is incorrectly assigned a Problematic Group, what action would you take to correct that?
Click the "Reject" button and select the proper Problematic Group
Reject the part and alert your Supervisor
Validate the part and move on
Place the part in the Pseudo-Pallet
When is a beverage allowed in the Quality workstation?
Always
Always, as long as it has a screw on cap
Once a week
Never
When a part is classified under a Problematic Group or Special Analysis Category there is a second measurement that must be performed, what is it?
Box-Size Measurements
In-Box Measurements
Outside the Box Measurements
Length and Weight only
Margery has processed many parts today, she has cleaned up her workstation and placed all tools in their proper area. She did all of this while singing along to her favorite band with her headphones in all day. Did Margery follow all of the rules?
Yes
No - Headphones are never allowed
No - She had her music up too loud
Yes - Headphones are allowed as long as the music isn't too loud
Before the final Validation, what must you do with the part?
Check for damage
Correct the part number
Repackage the part
Place the part in its original pallet
A good process for repacking a pallet at the Quality station would be...
Throw the parts in the pallet
Stack all of the parts as high as you can
Stack the parts efficiently and be sure that the heavy parts are at the bottom
Put the heavy parts on top so it holds the rest of the parts firmly in place
After the final Validation, what should you do with the part?
Place the part in the assigned Pseudo-Pallet
Take the part to Allocation
Place the part on the Rejection cart
Place the part back on the line
After a pallet is complete, what action should you take?
Alert the forklift driver that the pallet can be moved to storage
Continue processing parts as normal
Move to a new workstation
Take a break
Once all parts in a pallet have been processed, what will we need in order to audit the Pseudo-Pallet?
The Pallet label
The Packing list
Pictures of the Pallet
The Pallet list
If a part is too heavy to move to the workstation alone, what action should you take?
Ask your supervisor to provide you with help
Try harder
Skip that part
Inspect the part on the ground
What is the purpose of assigning a color to each pallet?
To help track parts as they make their way down the line
To have nice colors on the line
To ensure that we measure parts properly
No reason, just because
If a part's measurements are incorrect, what action should you take?
Ignore it
Enter new measurements
Click the reject button, select the measurement(s) that are incorrect and select a reason
Click Validate
When Repackaging your part, what is our goal for the parts condition?
Have the part look really nice
Have the part appear only slightly used
Have the part damage hidden
Have the part go back to the client the same way it was sent to us
You notice one of a part's pictures are blurry. What action should you take?
Validate the pictures, they're good enough
Click reject, select the picture that is blurry and select a reason for rejection
Take a new picture and upload it to the Exaparts system
Move on to the next section
From the desktop, which folder do we open to transfer our pallet pictures into?
Allocation Folder
Quality Folder
SD Card Folder
Import Folder
You notice that the part number displayed in the Exaparts system does not match the part number on the part. What actions should you take?
Ignore it
Change the part number on the part itself
Tell your supervisor
Click "modify reference" and make any changes necessary to the part number
After Validating your Pallet Closure photos, you'll be prompted to print the Packing list. What should you do with this Packing list?
Throw it away
Tape it to the top of the Pallet
Print it and then attach it to the back of the Pallet label using a stapler
Write your initials and the date on it
If any section of the part review is rejected, what action should you take?
After the final validation, place the part in the pseudo-pallet
After final validation, place the part at the Identification workstation
After the final validation, place the part on the rejection cart at the first workstation that has been rejected for this part
Throw the part away, it's useless
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