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Module 12 · Lesson 7 of 14

Lean tools quiz

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Learning objectives

  • Test Lean tool selection with garment examples.
  • Practice Takt, PCE, Little's Law and OEE.
  • Avoid local-optimisation traps.

Coverage

  • Five principles
  • Eight wastes
  • VSM
  • Flow/constraint
  • Takt/cycle/pitch
  • Balance
  • Pull/WIP
  • Little's Law
  • Kanban/5S
  • OEE/SMED/TOC

Garment-factory example

A finishing bottleneck is 'solved' by pushing more sewing bundles upstream and creates piles of WIP with no throughput gain.

Knowledge check

Pick one answer per question. Explanations appear after you submit.

  1. 1. Not one of the eight wastes:

  2. 2. Available time 28,800 s, demand 240 pieces. Takt is:

  3. 3. WIP 45 bundles, throughput 9 bundles/hour. Lead time is:

  4. 4. OEE components:

  5. 5. SMED converts:

  6. 6. TOC's next step after 'exploit the constraint' is:

  7. 7. Kanban limits WIP by:

  8. 8. Value-added work is defined as:

  9. 9. Local optimisation is dangerous because:

  10. 10. Abrupt WIP removal is:

Author: NOSK.life · Last reviewed: 2026-07-21

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