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Applied assessment · Industrial Engineering and Production Planning for Garment Factories

Applied assessment — line balancing, capacity and planning

Balance a line, calculate honest capacity and commit to a delivery plan you can hold.

Every question asks you to decide, judge or calculate from a situation rather than recall a definition. 8 questions, 70 per cent to pass, as many attempts as you like, and your best score is kept. Read the module and its readings first — this is a self-study assessment, not an accredited examination.

Module quiz

8 questions on Module 2 — Flow and Capacity. Answer them all, then check your score before moving on. 6 correct or more is a pass. Your best score is saved on this device, and to your account when you are signed in. This is a self-check, not an accredited assessment.

  1. 1. Total work content is 20 minutes, the line has 25 stations and the slowest station takes 1.0 minute. What is the balancing efficiency?

  2. 2. The bottleneck operation sets what on the line?

  3. 3. A line of 32 operators works 8 hours at 55 per cent efficiency on a garment of 14 SMV. Roughly what is the daily output?

  4. 4. Work in progress piles up in front of one operation while the next three wait. What do you do first?

  5. 5. Why should the first days of a new style be planned below target efficiency?

  6. 6. What does production planning and control commit to that capacity alone does not?

  7. 7. Fabric for the order will now arrive five days late. Which response protects the ship date most reliably?

  8. 8. Which measure best shows whether your plan is realistic over a month?

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