Problem-solving should be systematic & efficient. Take this " Root Cause Analysis Quiz to see how good are you at it. Root cause analysis focuses on various techniques that deal with problem identification and problem-solving. This quiz is designed to help students learn more about the concepts of root cause analysis. With this quiz, we hope to equip the students with excellent critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Pick the correct option from the various options to get the highest score. Good Luck!
Physical Causes
Human Causes
Natural Causes
Organizational Causes
Kiichiro Toyoda
Toyota Motor Corporation
Ford Motors
None Of The Above
Fishbone Chart
Five Whys
Matrix Diagram
Reframing Diagram
Ishikawa Diagram
Change Diagram
Vilfredo Diagram
None Of The Above
5 Types
8 Types
10 Types
3 Types
In 1930's
In 1940's
In 1950's
In 1960's
It should be performed in a systematic manner.
Presence of multiple root causes.
Team effort and no blame culture in effect in the organization.
All of the above.
By multiplication of Severity, Occurrence and Detection
By division of Severity, Potential and Impact
By addition of Risk, Priority and the Assigned Number
None of the above.
True
False
Break down a problem into small, detailed parts to better understand the big picture.
Create a chart of all of the possible causal factors, to see where the trouble may have begun.
Uses the facts and asks "So what?" to determine all the possible consequences of a fact.
Ask "Why?" until you get to the root of the problem.
A system to qualify LM suppliers in P2P
A Six Sigma method of eliminating waste from a process
A tool used by arborists to get the best growth rate from trees
A technique used to determine why a problem occured in the first place
True
False
True
False
Clear, Accountable, Territory, Waste, Organization, Engaged
Consumers, Actions, Tactical, Wide Spread, Opportunity, Excellence
Customers, Actors, Transformation, World, Owner, Environmental
Careful, Affordable, Total, Wholesome, Overall, Economical
Define the problem
Create analysis teams
Collect data
Hold a SIA
Identify possible causal factors
Identify the root cause
Perform a cost/benefit analysis
Recommend and implement solutions
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