Quiz MTM- Part 2

Create a detailed illustration representing Methods-Time Measurement (MTM) principles, including imagery related to motion sequences and time measurement in a professional setting, showcasing tools used in analysis like stopwatches and measuring devices.

Mastering MTM Concepts: Part 2 Quiz

Test your knowledge and understanding of the MTM (Methods-Time Measurement) concepts with this comprehensive quiz! Whether you are a professional in the field or just looking to enhance your expertise, this quiz will challenge your grasp of essential terms and calculations related to MTM.

8 Multiple Choice Questions
Focus on MTM-1, MTM-2, and GW analysis
Improve your skills and knowledge in motion time study

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CalculatingGuru527

1. Which statement are correct concerning for MTM?

A. MTM-1 to illustrate the Basic Operations

B. MTM-2 to illustrate the Motion Sequences

C. MTM-UAS to illustrate the Basic Motions

D. Motions sequence include REACH, GRASP, MOVE, POSITION, RELEASE

2. Which statement are correct concerning for MTM-2?

A. Deviation in the individual operator methods can be detected

B. Production with a very high degree of repetition

C. Long-cycle and non-cyclic work processes

D. Work instructions without detailed description of methods

4. Which statement are correct concerning for GW?

A. GW starts with the 1st grasping motion of GET.

B. GW never starts before the grasp on the object is complete.

C. The least value that can be applied to GW is 1 TMU.

D. GW applied to objects effective net weighing of 2kgs or less.

Select from following options, the most suitable analysis for:

An operator collects a part, on its own, from 45cm distance & transfers it to the other hand. There is no obstruction.

Start : Hand empty

Includes : Collect part – transfer to other hand

Ends : Part in hand.

An object weights 12daN. What allowable Effective Net Weight do you believe to be correct?

Select 1 statement only from the following.

A. GW per hand is 12daN if both hands are used to move an object spatially.

B. GW per hand is 3daN if both hands are used to slide an object on a flat surface.

C. GW per hand is 6daN if both hands are used to slide the object on a flat surface.

D. GW per hand is 12daN if 1 hand is used to slide the object.

8. An operator, when holding a screwdriver in his hand, reached and grasps a component, easily grasped and lying by itself, with the same hand. What analysis should be allowed?

A. GB30

B. GA30

C. GW30

D. GB5

Quiz MTM- Part 2

Mastering MTM Concepts: Part 2 Quiz

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