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【Weekly Topic】【Quality Version 20161028】

2016-10-28View Original

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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2016-11-11 at 11:32. Reward for participation: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. (Multiple-choice question) Question: The isolation of non-conforming products should be carried out in the following ways ( ). A. Depending on the production scale and the characteristics of the products, isolation areas (rooms) or isolation boxes should be established within the inspection system to store defective items separately. B. Relevant personnel should be organized to review, analyze, and handle defective items promptly or on a regular basis. C. Defective items that are determined to be unacceptable and must be discarded should be strictly isolated and managed; inspection staff have the authority to stop anyone from using these defective items without permission, to investigate such actions, and to report them. D. Defective items that cannot be isolated should be clearly marked and stored properly. E. Several fixed isolation areas (rooms) or isolation boxes should be provided for each inspection station under the inspection department, rather than having an isolation area at each individual station. Answer: ABCD
Reply #22016-10-28
A. Depending on the production scale and the characteristics of the products, isolation areas (rooms) or isolation boxes should be established within the inspection system to store defective items separately. B. Relevant personnel should be organized to review, analyze, and handle defective items promptly or on a regular basis. C. Defective items that are determined to be unacceptable and must be discarded should be strictly isolated and managed; inspection staff have the authority to stop anyone from using these defective items without permission, to investigate such actions, and to report them. D. Defective items that cannot be isolated should be clearly marked and stored properly
Reply #32016-10-28
A. Depending on the production scale and the characteristics of the products, isolation areas (rooms) or isolation boxes should be established within the inspection system to store defective items separately. B. Relevant personnel should be organized to review, analyze, and handle defective items promptly or on a regular basis. C. Defective items that are determined to be unacceptable and must be discarded should be strictly isolated and managed; inspection staff have the authority to stop anyone from using these defective items without permission, to investigate such actions, and to report them. D. Defective items that cannot be isolated should be clearly marked and stored properly

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