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Section 1 – Governance
Question 1.1
Which of the following risk evaluation tools is used to determine potential causes of failure?
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 1.2
Which of the following tools is used to prioritise risks?
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 1.3
In which of the following situations are risk and opportunity analysis tools most commonly used to support the improvement of customer satisfaction?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 1.4
Which of the following statements best describes effective standardisation?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 1.5
Following a customer complaint, an operations team identify and implement corrective action following a full root cause analysis. While they are confident that the identified solution will eliminate the cause of the complaint, they want to ensure that the risk of reoccurrence has been mitigated effectively.
What actions could they take to achieve this?
(select THREE answers) (3 marks)
Question 1.6
A top management team want to understand what would be good indicators that they have a strong organisational culture and comprehensive approach to risk and opportunity management.
Which of the following are good indicators?
(select THREE answers) (3 marks)
Section 2 – Assurance
Question 2.1
Who should carry out process confirmations?
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 2.2
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good quality objective?
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 2.3
Which of the following are key inputs in the development of a quality policy?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 2.4
Which of the following are key considerations when developing a plan to achieve an organisation’s quality objectives?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 2.5
An audit/process confirmation identifies a series of non-conformances. Initial analysis indicates that the cause was an operator error.
What advice could be given to the line manager responsible for the process?
(select THREE answers)(3 marks)
Question 2.6
The Procurement Director has requested your help in understanding the scope of the organisation’s quality management system requirements with suppliers/external providers.
Which of the following are needed in response to their question?
(select THREE answers) (3 marks)
Section 3 – Improvement
Question 3.1
Which of the following is not a type of improvement?
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 3.2
Which of the following statements best describes ‘breakthrough improvement’?
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 3.3
Which of the following statements best describe operational (process) measures?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 3.4
Performance (result) measures are established to understand what?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 3.5
A HR manager is struggling to understand how to develop objectives aligned with the quality policy on the basis that the department does not serve external customers.
What would be appropriate advice?
(select THREE answers) (3 marks)
Question 3.6
A process owner who is new to the role wants to set up process reviews. Apart from reviewing the performance of the process over the last period, what else should be reviewed?
(select THREE answers) (3 marks)
Section 4 – Context
Question 4.1
Who is accountable for ensuring a process meets its regulatory and legal requirements?
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 4.2
Which of the following processes are useful in understanding an organisation’s external context?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 4.3
Which of the following tools would be most useful in evaluating the organisation’s context?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 4.4
In establishing the scope of its Quality Management System the top management ask for your assistance to understand who might qualify as an ‘interested party’ in addition to customers and regulatory bodies. Which of the following groups should they look at?
(select THREE answers) (3 marks)
Section 5 – Leadership
Question 5.1
Which of the following is NOT a quality management principle?
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 5.2
Who is responsible for ensuring the local process standard is continuously improved?
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 5.3
The following statement describes which Quality principle?
‘For sustained success, organisations develop the way that they work with interested parties, such as suppliers, to achieved shared benefits.’
(select ONE answer) (1 mark)
Question 5.4
In relating PDCA to the Quality Management System, which clauses relate to ‘Do’?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 5.5
Which of the following approaches reflect the ‘check’ stage of the PDCA cycle?
(select TWO answers) (2 marks)
Question 5.6
A top manager asks for your advice on how to be an effective sponsor of breakthrough improvement projects. What advice would you give them?
(select THREE answers) (3 marks)
Question 5.7
The top management team wish to appoint Process Owners. They believe that the roles should be filled by the local team managers but are unsure if this is the right decision. What criteria might be offered to help them make an appropriate decision?
(select THREE answers) (3 marks)
Question 5.8
A team of top managers ask you what it would mean for them to take a ‘process approach’ in their role. What would be appropriate?
(select THREE answers) (3 marks)
