PLANT MAINTENANCE

FAISAL NADEEM
1- Planning is the heart of good inspection and
a) Preventive maintenance.
b) Corrective maintenance
c) None of the above

2- A typical preventive maintenance procedure involves

a) Every procedure has an identifying number and title.
b) Tools, reference documents, and any parts are listed.
c) Both

3- Hot oil from a recently operating motor can burn is example of

a) Hazard
b) Risk
c) Caution Methods

4- Methods of developing time estimates include

a) Equipment manufacturers’ recommendations
b) Industrial engineering time-and-motion studies
c) Both statements are corrected

5- The tradeoff between reasonable time and quality requires continuous

surveillance by experienced
a) Supervisors
b) Driver
c) Contractor

6- Periodic checking against what standards, as well as trend analysis of

repetitive tasks, will help keep preventive task times at a high level of
effectiveness
a) national or time
b) motion
c) all of above
 7- What is not required for every work order to report and analyze to provide
guidance for more accurate planning in future?
a) Time
b) Cost
c) Manpower

8- Most parts and materials that are used for ------------------ maintenance are
well known and can be identified in advance.
a) Corrective
b) Preventive
c) Predictive

9- Is one of the advantages to doing preventive maintenance over waiting

until equipment fails and then doing emergency repairs?
a) Scheduling
b) Demand
c) Supply
10- Scheduling is primarily concerned with balancing
a) demand
b) supply
c) Both

11- PADA Stands For

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12- FIFO Stands For

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13- Which one lies under the customer ranks

a) Top management
b) Low, little use or effect on output.
c) Routine and preventive maintenance

14- Downtime; facility or equipment is not producing revenue lies under

a) customer ranks
b) equipment criticality
c) Need urgency

15- One should negotiate the schedule with production planning so that
a balanced workload is available each week.
d) Maintenance planner
e) Maintenance Manager
f) Maintenance Engineer

16- Work orders should be kept on report until the supervisor has
checked the results for quality assurance and signed off approval.
g) open preventive maintenance
h) open corrective maintenance
i) closed preventive maintenance

17- The collected data should then be entered into a computer system
for
a) Tracking
b) Record Retention
c) Identification

18- Anything that is introduced onto or between moving surfaces to

reduce friction is called a
a) Lubricant
b) Detergent
c) None of the above

19- The functions of lubricants are to

a) Reduce Heat
b) Keep out Contaminants
c) Both

20- -------------is a special form of preventive maintenance whose

objective is to keep measurement and control instruments within specified
limits.
a) Calibration
b) Lubrication
c) None of the above