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FMEA is a tool in six sigma, which is:

  1. A tool for calculating the measures of risk or failure in a process or a system.
  2. A tool for understanding the loss of funds in a process, which is going to fail
  3. A tool, which measures the ratio of percentage loss and profit of s company.
  4. All of the above.

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Failure Mode Effect analysis is a tool to measure the risk of a process or a system failing to produce as per the requirement and then working on the problem to overcome.



What do you understand about COPQ in six sigma?

  1. Cost of producing quality.
  2. Cost Of Poor Quality.
  3. Cost Of Processing Quality.
  4. Cost Of Preparing Quality.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Cost of Poor Quality is the cost caused through producing defects.



Explain FMEA in six sigma belt?

  1. FMEA is a spreadsheet data of risk factor of a working process to help the team.
  2. FMEA is a data of measurement of any process related with production.
  3. It is a factor of the production process, which indicates reliability.
  4. It is one of the most commonly used statistical process control procedure.

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

FMEA is generally a spreadsheet data chart or can be called as a tool for calculating the risk factor of any process for failing.



What is the 1.5 sigma shift?

  1. The 1.5 sigma shift is the process of collecting data of every cycle for identifying difference.
  2. It is the numerical tool of six Sigma.
  3. It is used for measuring the customer requirements.
  4. It is the producing unit of six Sigma.

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

The 1.5 sigma shift is the process of collecting data of any process in many cycles of manufacturing, whether it has a difference.






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