An Example of Using the Poka-Yoke Technique in Process Design

question 24

Multiple Choice

An example of using the poka-yoke technique in process design is

• A) Reducing the number and type of fasteners
• B) Using standardized tooling
• C) Using tooling to prevent a part from being inserted upside down
• D) Eliminating bill of material levels

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