Operations Management NCV Level 3 — Memo

November 2022 — NCV Level 3 — Operations Management

NCV Level 3 2022 NCV Business
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1.2.1The process or action of officially recogni ing someone as being qualified to perform a particular activity
1.2.2The improvement of employees skills to help them understand the principles and benefits of the TQM
1.2.3tems such as stock, supplies and other contents of the building necessary for the operations of a business
1.2.4The time when a factory or business is not operating.
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2.1Maggie must know that people only do good work because they want to, as it gives them a sense of achievement She must also know that although threat and coercion can get the job done, staff will not do it
2.2the purpose of the plan and its importance should be clearly set out Activities: individual roles need to be identified and carried out Timeframes: how many clients can accommodate per day, week or a month
2.4Deliveryman Driver Labour Cleaning and maintenance workers Cashiers Chefs [35]35
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3.1.1Risk acceptance: it is cheaper to wait and see if the risk will ever become a problem than to put together a strategy for minimi ing the risk Risk avoidance: by removing everything possible from the operational plan to make sure the risk never happens
3.1.2injury on production line is always a risk human error may cause damage to expensive machinery or disrupt operations Calculating the likelihood of the hazard occurring: each risk is analy ed in terms of the extent
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4.1Customers: to make quality products available on time, offer guarantees excellent customer services Employees: to offer good working conditions, benefits, job security, personal recognition, training courses, teambuilding exercise
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4.3Waste removal Health and safety Checking of machinery and equipment
4.4She must not overload worker s who have other deadlines too. Ensure that staff are given clear instructions using reliable channels of communication There shou ld be clear lines of authority. She should praise employees for a job well done
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5.1ggie must check that correct procedures and processes are being followed when preparing and serving meals Zero defect programmes important to implement so that people do not fall sick after eating meals from FOF

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Mark Allocation

Sections35 + 30 + 35 + 30 = 130 marks

Paper information

TitleMemo
SubjectOperations Management
LevelNCV Level 3
Document typeNCV Business
Year2022
MonthNovember
Pages6
Downloads4

Examination context

Decade2020s
Years ago4y
SeasonSpring (SH)
Start dayTuesday
Exam periodNovember 2022
Days since exam1,441

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