Introductory Factory Organisation N4 — Document
November 2020 — N4 — Introductory Factory Organisation
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2020
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1.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1An advantage of line layout: Clear layout ess floor space needed
1.2A disadvantage of island layout: It can create work build up.
1.3Fusing is known as a labour intensive operation. a labour
1.4Pattern grading is the process whereby differ ent pattern parts are labelled. patterns of different sizes are produced. various pattern papers are selected.
1.5A cutting slip should have the following detail: Required size Quantities of each size Garment style Fabric width
1.6Chain intralooping. interlooping. passing into or through material.
1.7Ornamental stitching is ... used to join two pieces of fabric together.
1.8Edge sew in hems. join two pieces of fabric. attach lace and trims.
1.9Flaws or hole in the fabric. pilling.
1.10The purpose of pressing in mould the garment to the contour of the body. finish the garment. hide sewing errors.
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2.10\the ANSWER BOOK.
2.1If you tak e a swab and rub it against material and there is a faint stain, it means that the material is colourfast.
2.2inding is an example of a strip.
2.3A chain stitch is formed by a bobbin and needle thread.
2.4Hygiene and safety are the responsibilities of management only.
2.5Communication is the key to a successful organisation.
2.6Noise does not hamper communication.
2.7Employee orientated leadership gives attention to outputs. 4090584
2.8A democratic l eader manages according to the rule book
2.9Social needs include the need for friendship, love and acceptance.
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3.10\the ANSWER BOOK.
3.1Person in charge o f safety inspection and reports
3.2erson who ensures that working conditions, machines and equipment are safe
3.3Combined activities of a g roup of people working together
3.4Ensuring the r ight person is in the right job
3.5ownward or upward communication
3.6Transport to and from work
3.7Housing subsidy
3.8Irritating or unwanted sound
3.9Working space per worker
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4.10\the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
4.10Safety hazard in the working environment Contribute p osters and notices of awareness Disinfect and cover with plaster or gauze Useful for warning and alarm purposes
5.10\the ANSWER BOOK. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION MEANING
5.2Process or work activity
5.5Permanent storage
5.9Combined activity
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6.1Explain the term fusing (5\
6.2
6.3Explain each of the following types of industrial sewing machines:
6.3.1Lock stitch machine (6\
6.3.2Single and double thread chain stitch machines
6.3.3Multi needle machines (shirring and gauging machines\ (7\
6.4Explain the operation of a button sewing machine. (8\
6.5Distinguish between the different packaging methods for various fabric s and give an example of each. Copy and co mplete the table by writing the answer
6.5.10\the ANSWER BOOK. METHOD PACKAGE EXAMPLES OF TEXTILE FABRICS Rolls
6.5Cuttles
6.5Bolts
6.5Hanging
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7.1Explain how to ensure effective communication. (10\
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7.3Distinguish between job specification and job description (3 + 3\ (6\
7.4Define motivation (4\
7.5Explain how to treat serious injuries such as cuts, burns and bruises. (6\
7.6Give SIX possible causes of accidents in the workplace. (6\
7.7State SIX important safety measures to prevent accidents. (6\ [50]50
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8.1Briefly explain how communication can be improved. (6\
8.2Explain the term employee (6\
8.3Economic considerations to motivate staff can be divided into three groups. Name each group and give TWO example of each
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8.5List FOUR factors that affect workflow. (4\
8.6
8.7Define the term motion economy (5\
8.8What should be considered when designing a work station? (4\ [50] 409058450
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9.1List SIX requirements that manual controls must comply with to be effective in the work area. (6\
9.2State the importance of good lighting. (5\
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9.4What impact would hot stuffy climate conditions have on work environment? (3\
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TitleDocument
SubjectIntroductory Factory Organisation
LevelN4
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2020
MonthNovember
Pages9
Downloads4
Examination context
Decade2020s
Years ago6y
SeasonSpring (SH)
Start daySunday
Exam periodNovember 2020
Days since exam2,169
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