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CPT Workplace Communication & Teamwork Flashcards

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  1. During a shift handoff, a production technician should communicate which information to the incoming operator?

    Answer: Current machine status, any issues, and pending work orders

    An effective handoff covers machine condition, open issues, and active work orders so the incoming operator can continue without disruption.

  2. What is the primary purpose of a pre-shift meeting on the production floor?

    Answer: To communicate safety topics, production goals, and any issues from the previous shift

    Pre-shift meetings align the team on safety priorities, daily targets, and carryover issues before production begins.

  3. When a technician discovers a defect during production, the FIRST action should be to:

    Answer: Stop production and notify the supervisor or quality personnel immediately

    Stopping and escalating immediately prevents additional defective parts from being produced and allows root cause investigation.

  4. Which communication method is best for documenting a recurring machine problem for future reference?

    Answer: Written maintenance log or work order

    A written log or work order creates a traceable record that maintenance and supervisors can reference to identify patterns and schedule repairs.

  5. Active listening in a workplace setting means:

    Answer: Fully concentrating, understanding, and responding to what is being said

    Active listening involves giving full attention, processing the message, and responding thoughtfully to confirm understanding.

  6. A production technician receives a verbal instruction that conflicts with the posted standard operating procedure. The technician should:

    Answer: Clarify the conflict with the supervisor before proceeding

    Conflicting instructions create safety and quality risks; verifying with the supervisor ensures the correct procedure is followed.