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Documentation & Record Management Flashcards

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  1. In lean quality systems, a 'control plan' document is used to:

    Answer: Specify the process controls, inspection points, and reaction plans to ensure product quality

    A control plan lists the product/process characteristics to monitor, the control methods, and what actions to take when out-of-control conditions are detected.

  2. Which lean documentation practice best supports 'yokoten' (horizontal deployment of improvements)?

    Answer: Publishing updated standard work and lessons learned so other areas can adopt the improvement

    Yokoten requires sharing documented improvements — updated standards, A3s, and lessons learned — so gains can be replicated across similar processes.

  3. An operator notices that the posted standard work instruction does not match the actual steps being performed. The correct lean response is to:

    Answer: Trigger a change management review to either update the document or revert to the standard

    A discrepancy between documentation and actual practice must be resolved through formal change management — either the process or the document must be corrected.

  4. What is the purpose of a 'mistake-proofing (poka-yoke) verification record' in lean documentation?

    Answer: To provide evidence that poka-yoke devices were tested and confirmed functional at required intervals

    Poka-yoke verification records prove that error-proofing devices were checked and are operational, maintaining confidence in the defect-prevention controls.

  5. In a lean pull system, what information does a kanban card serve as a document to convey?

    Answer: Authorization to produce or replenish a specific item in a defined quantity

    A kanban card is a signal document authorizing the upstream process to produce or the store to replenish a precise quantity of a specific part.

  6. When lean organizations digitize paper records, which risk must be specifically addressed in the transition plan?

    Answer: Ensuring digital records maintain integrity, accessibility, and backup to prevent data loss

    Digitization introduces risks of data corruption, access loss, or format obsolescence; the transition plan must include integrity checks, access controls, and backups.

  7. A lean team conducting a gemba walk uses a structured observation sheet to record findings. This sheet is best classified as:

    Answer: A real-time audit record capturing waste observations, non-conformances, and improvement opportunities

    A gemba walk observation sheet is a record that documents on-the-floor findings, forming an evidence base for prioritizing improvements.