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• Sample Questions
• Question 1
• When initiating change to an existing process or
  program, die best practice is to
• Involve key personnel in planning, development of
  new process or program directives), train
  affected personnel, and then implement before a
  specified compliance date.
• Issue a directive on the revised process or
  program, start it and require
• compliance by a specific date, then begin
  training as soon as possible thereafter.
• Announce the new process or program, issue a
  draft directive for review and comment then
  issue the final with a specific compliance date,
  and employee review comments and recommendations
  incorporated to the maximum extent possible to
  get "buy-in."
• Make organizational meetings to plan, train for,
  and implement change
• mandatory, but make participation voluntary to
  avoid alienating employees who dislike change.
• Answer C Question 2
• The maintenance manager of a bearing manufacturer
  has asked you to calculate the reorder point of
  a spare part item. She has provided you with the
  following information to facilitate your
  calculations. The cost of the spare parties S100.
  The cost of earning inventory is 20 of the cost
  of the part. The cost of placing an order is S40
  for which the annual demand is 100,000 units. The
  average tad-time for replenishment is two weeks
  and the buffer stock of 500 units S desired and
  the average inventory is 100 units per week. What
  is the reorder point in units for this spare
  part?
• 350 units
• 600 units
• 700 units

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• 707 units
• 1200 units
• Answer B Question 3
• When forming teams to address reliability issues,
  four stages of team development should be
  recognized and managed by the reliability
  professional. These stages in order are
• Warming/Absorbing/Performing/Norming.
• Forming/Absorbing/Storming/Performing.
• Forming/Storming/Norming/Performing.
• Warming/Swarming/Absorbing/Norming.
• Answer C Question 4
• Using predictive technologies, approximately what
  percent of failures in rotating equipment can be
  found?
• Measure the number of safety slogans and
  bulletins posted
• Periodic safety audits of work processes in the
  field
• Review health and safety performance as required
• Solicit feedback about safety performance from
  employees
• Answer B Question 5

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• Emissivity and background temperature
• Aperture and brightness
• Range and span
• Answer A Question 6
• On Monday, the maintenance manager sent an e-mail
  memo to the production manager saying that the
  date and time of the next planned outage would be
  on the third shift of the coming Friday. When
  the maintenance manager arrived at the unit on
  Friday third shift, the equipment was still
  operating at full capacity. The operator said he
  knew nothing of a planned outage and he had to
  make up production on this shift. Which of the
  following is the most likely reason the
  equipment was still running?
• The maintenance manager did not know if the
  production manager had communicated the plan to
  the shift leader.
• The maintenance manager did not know if the
  production manager received his e-mail
  communication.
• The maintenance manager made a unilateral
  decision it was time to do the outage.
• The maintenance manager did not know if the
  production schedule allowed for the planned
  downtime.
• Answer C Question 7
• Of the choices below, which is the best way to
  evaluate the effectiveness of a Safety Program?
• Measure the number of safety slogans and
  bulletins posted
• Periodic safety audits of work processes in the
  field
• Review health and safety performance as required
• Solicit feedback about safety performance from
  employees

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• Answer B Question 8
• Percent overtime maintenance labor hours is
• Overtime maintenance labor hours used to maintain
  assets, divided by the total maintenance labor
  hours to maintain assets, expressed as a
  percentage.
• Total overtime labor hours, divided by the total
  scheduled maintenance labor hours, expressed as
  a percentage.
• Total overtime labor hours, divided by the total
  maintenance labor hours to maintain assets,
  expressed as a percentage.
• Scheduled overtime maintenance labor hours used
  to maintain assets, divided by scheduled
  maintenance labor hours to maintain assets,
  expressed as a percentage.
• Answer B
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