Quality Technician Assessment - Lew - Quiz, Flashcards & Trivia

1. What information displays with each sample in Adobe FLEX? Select all the correct answer.

Production date

Material number

Production line

All of the above

Name of operator who collected sample

Sample times using a 12-hour clock

The information that displays with each sample in Adobe FLEX includes the production date, material number, production line, name of the operator who collected the sample, and the sample times using a 12-hour clock.

Explanation

The information that displays with each sample in Adobe FLEX includes the production date, material number, production line, name of the operator who collected the sample, and the sample times using a 12-hour clock.

2. Which statement is true when updating the test results on a sample after it has been submitted in Flex?

For each test, Flex allows for one retest result to be entered

For each test, Flex allows for as many retests to be entered as needed

Flex allows for one retest result to be entered for each test. This means that if a sample has already been submitted, only one additional retest result can be entered for that particular test. Multiple retests cannot be entered for the same test in Flex.

Explanation

Flex allows for one retest result to be entered for each test. This means that if a sample has already been submitted, only one additional retest result can be entered for that particular test. Multiple retests cannot be entered for the same test in Flex.

3. Which system is part of the SSI landscape?

Wonderware (MES)

SAP

FLEX

Dr. E

All of the above

All of the mentioned systems, Wonderware (MES), SAP, FLEX, and Dr. E, are part of the SSI landscape. This means that all these systems are included in the SSI ecosystem and play a role in the overall SSI infrastructure.

Explanation

All of the mentioned systems, Wonderware (MES), SAP, FLEX, and Dr. E, are part of the SSI landscape. This means that all these systems are included in the SSI ecosystem and play a role in the overall SSI infrastructure.

4. How are Quality Alerts generated in R2P2?

Manually generated

System generated

Both A & B

None of the above

Quality Alerts in R2P2 can be generated both manually and by the system. Manual generation allows users to identify and report issues or concerns that may impact the quality of the product or process. On the other hand, system-generated alerts are triggered automatically based on predefined criteria or thresholds, such as deviations from quality standards or abnormal data patterns. Therefore, the correct answer is that Quality Alerts in R2P2 can be generated both manually and by the system.

Explanation

Quality Alerts in R2P2 can be generated both manually and by the system. Manual generation allows users to identify and report issues or concerns that may impact the quality of the product or process. On the other hand, system-generated alerts are triggered automatically based on predefined criteria or thresholds, such as deviations from quality standards or abnormal data patterns. Therefore, the correct answer is that Quality Alerts in R2P2 can be generated both manually and by the system.

5. Select the correct statement about MES.

MES is only used on the production floor and not in the Quality lab

All test results entered in MES are directly sent/interfaced back to Adobe FLEX for reference

In MES, select the correct production order before launching the DED when gathering a sample or entering test results

None of the above

The correct statement about MES is that in MES, it is necessary to select the correct production order before launching the DED when gathering a sample or entering test results. This indicates that the production order must be accurately identified and chosen before performing any sampling or recording test results in MES.

Explanation

The correct statement about MES is that in MES, it is necessary to select the correct production order before launching the DED when gathering a sample or entering test results. This indicates that the production order must be accurately identified and chosen before performing any sampling or recording test results in MES.

6. You receive a sample that has no sample ID attached. It does have the production date and batch number written on it. What do you do?

Return the sample to the Operator and ask them to print the proper label

Use Adobe FLEX to search for the sample ID by the batch number

Run the Missing Sample ID report and identify samples missing for the production line

Tomorrow, search Adobe FLEX for samples with no test data entered, then print the sample ID label and resume testing

The answer suggests using Adobe FLEX to search for the sample ID by the batch number. This implies that Adobe FLEX is a software or tool that can be used to search for specific information based on certain criteria, in this case, searching for the sample ID using the batch number. By using Adobe FLEX, it is possible to retrieve the sample ID and attach it to the sample, thus resolving the issue of the missing sample ID.

Explanation

The answer suggests using Adobe FLEX to search for the sample ID by the batch number. This implies that Adobe FLEX is a software or tool that can be used to search for specific information based on certain criteria, in this case, searching for the sample ID using the batch number. By using Adobe FLEX, it is possible to retrieve the sample ID and attach it to the sample, thus resolving the issue of the missing sample ID.

7. When finished goods come off the production line, into which stock status is product received?

Unrestricted stock

Food safety hold stock

QI stock

Available stock

QA stock

When finished goods come off the production line, they are typically received into QI (Quality Inspection) stock. QI stock is a specific stock status where products are held temporarily for quality inspection before they can be released for sale or distribution. This allows for thorough quality checks and ensures that only products meeting the required standards are made available to customers.

Explanation

When finished goods come off the production line, they are typically received into QI (Quality Inspection) stock. QI stock is a specific stock status where products are held temporarily for quality inspection before they can be released for sale or distribution. This allows for thorough quality checks and ensures that only products meeting the required standards are made available to customers.

8. What is the process if a specific test result is out-of-spec twice?

If the results are within .01-.03 of the spec, the product can still be manually released

Notify your supervisor for further action

Ask the Operator to find the material sampled and collect another sample

Initiate a resample in Adobe FLEX, have another sample gathered, and then run the appropriate test(s) on that sample

Follow the re-sample process as outline in the customer specs

If a specific test result is out-of-spec twice, the correct process is to initiate a resample in Adobe FLEX. This involves gathering another sample and running the appropriate test(s) on that sample. This ensures that the test result is accurate and helps determine if the product meets the required specifications.

Explanation

If a specific test result is out-of-spec twice, the correct process is to initiate a resample in Adobe FLEX. This involves gathering another sample and running the appropriate test(s) on that sample. This ensures that the test result is accurate and helps determine if the product meets the required specifications.

9. The Quality Department uses a variety of systems to manage samples and test results, pull reports, and review Quality Alerts. Which answer below is NOT a correct statement?

Use SAP to access a variety of Quality reports

Use Dr. E to send test results back to MES

Use MES to enter test results

Use FLEX to enter test results and manage samples

Use WIS to pull reports from MES

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Explanation

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10. Sample results recorded in MES are considered either internal or external tests. Which statement is True?

Internal and External test results are recorded in MES and are sent to back to SAP

All test results are recorded in SAP and remain in SAP

Test results are only recorded in Adobe FLEX, then saved to SAP

Internal test results are recorded in MES and stay in MES, while external test results are recorded in MES and are sent back to SAP. This means that internal test results are stored and remain within the MES system, while external test results are transferred back to the SAP system for further processing or analysis.

Explanation

Internal test results are recorded in MES and stay in MES, while external test results are recorded in MES and are sent back to SAP. This means that internal test results are stored and remain within the MES system, while external test results are transferred back to the SAP system for further processing or analysis.