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CLA Chapter 8
Certified Logistics Associate Chapter 8
Question | Answer |
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1. Basic Components of Quality in Logistics | - On time delivery of products / materials - Accuracy of the order - Damage-free handling of materials |
2. Quality Control | The process used to ensure that products meet or exceed customer epectations and are delivered to the customer on-time and without damage. |
3. Inventory Control | - May also be called the Quality Control Department in logistics - direct the four functions of a warehouse / distribution center: Receiving, stocking, picking, and shipping - Very experience employees - also very knowledgeable about computer systems. |
4. Financial impact of Quality | - quality begins with auditing during the receiving process. (Example – if a person signs for a $100,000 order and then finds out the order was $10,000 short, than company is out that $10,000) |
5. Key quality elements that lead to reduced costs and improved production | Quality Planning Quality Control Quality Improvement |
6. Quality Planning | - Designing a process that is capable of meeting quality standards - Identify the customer and what they need - Data is collected to show snapshots of what is in-spec and out-of-spec at a specific moment in time |
7. Quality Planning – Cont’d | - Data is collected and analyzed on a number of charts collectively called control charts. - Allows information to be shared across departments To fix anything that is out-of-spec - Quality Audit program ensures that all procedures are being followed. |
8. Quality Improvement | - finding a better way to meet a customer’s needs - Could team up with human resources to identify training needs to eliminate errors - Also helps company adapt to change |
9. Quality Control Systems | Lean - Eliminating Waste Six Sigma - developed by Motorola ( DMAIC - Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control. Uses measurements to reduce variate - Total Quality Managment - Most popular and will cover more on the next note card. |
10. Total Quality Managment | - A system built to involve everyone in the organization and to ensure customer satisfaction. - finding out what the customer wants and exceeding those expectations - Continual Improvement |
11. Elements of TQM | - Customer focused - Committed senior managment (top-down) - Continual Process Improvement - Total Workforce - Partnering - Performance measures |
12. ISO 9000 | - A group of international standards that apply to the design and implementation of quality systems. - Very closely linked to TQM |
13. Frontline workers and quality control | - the investment, cooperation and feedback of frontline workers in the quality control process is essential |
14. What is an audit | a systematic examination of a quality systems by an independent reviewer. - A trained independent person or team focused on a single part of the process on the entire facility - Can be internal, external, or third party audits. |
15. PDCA Cycle for continual improvement | Plan, Do, Check, Act |