Free CIPS L6M8 Exam Questions

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Question 1

A bread manufacturer requires flour to be delivered to the manufacturing plant on a daily basis. It is important for the bread manufacturer that the quality of the flour meets certain criteria or it cannot be used, and this will impact on the number of loaves that can be produced per day. The manager of the bread manufacturer stated in the contract a qualative target for amount of defects which ties the price they pay to an agreed level of performance. What form of supplier incentive is this?


Answer: D
Question 2

Retro Rolls Ltd is a car manufacturing organisation. Cars are produced by having several teams complete work on a specific area of the car, and then pass this over to the next team to complete their part. As a rule, no product is allowed to be sent to the next team where there is a defect or an incorrect quantity. What type of system is in place?


Answer: B
Question 3

Julie is the CEO of a small manufacturing company which is struggling to compete in the marketplace. Julie is considering implementing Simultaneous Engineering processes, what would be the benefit of this to her organisation? Select all that apply


Answer: A,B
Question 4

TGY Ltd is a manufacturing organisation which produces five major components for use in the transport sector. Each component is produced by a different Project Team. Below are details of the five projects.
Project 1: The team are looking at where the material originates and how much of this natural resource is left in the ground.
Project 2: The team are focused on what happens when the product is no longer required by the customer and whether the product can be repurposed to save it going to landfill.
Project 3: The team are keen to ensure the customer is happy with the product and that it meets safety standards. The focus of the Life Cycle Analysis is on what happens inside the factory.
Project 4: The team are looking at the longevity of the item once purchased by the customer.
Project 5: The team are exploring the additional overhead costs associated with the production of the item and the way in which the item is produced.
Complete the table below by listing the area of life cycle analysis being looked at, and the area of the Balanced Scorecard this relates to (some options may be used twice); energy consumption, use, disassembly, extraction, manufacturing, transportation, sustainability x2, quality, environment, value for money, processes.
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Which of the following will you put into box 6?


Answer: A
Question 5

The cost of switching and the scarcity of resources affects which of the following relationship-influencing Key Performance Indicators?


Answer: D
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