Frank Gilbreth Categorized Work into Four Groups: Essential, Preparation, Incidental

question 18

Multiple Choice

Frank Gilbreth categorized work into four groups: essential, preparation, incidental, and unnecessary. Essential work includes

• A) Assembly, disassembly, or use
• B) Loading, transporting, unloading, and set-up
• C) Searching, finding, selecting, and inspecting
• D) Planning, thinking, and rest

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Definitions:

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