1-28.
Which of the following questions
does the ET maintenance supervisor
face during weekly work
activities?
1.
Will future system demands
affect present resources
2.
Are user complaints justified
3.
Is in-house training adequate
4.
All of the above
1-29.
To ensure that work is done
properly and on time, the
supervisor must take which of the
following steps?
1.
Organize the work
2.
Delegate as much authority as
is feasible, yet retain the
overall responsibility
3.
Control the work
4.
All of the above
1-30.
When should safety be incorporated
into a work plan?
1.
As soon as an unsafe procedure
is noticed
2.
When it is directed by the
maintenance officer
3.
When the work plan is in its
initial stage
4.
As soon as a minor injury
occurs
1-31.
A supervisor must develop
cooperation with which of the
following personnel?
1.
Members of his or her own unit
2.
Management personnel, such as
the department head
3.
Supervisors on other ships or
in other departments,
divisions, or work groups
4.
All of the above
1-32.
The greatest measure of a
supervisor’s value to the
organization is usually revealed
by which of the following
conditions?
1.
The number of training
programs the supervisor
sponsors
2.
The morale of the group
3.
The reduction in lost-time
accidents
4.
The development achieved by
the personnel under the
supervisor’s direction
1–33.
Which of the following actions
must a supervisor take to be
successful in the job?
1.
Emphasize training as the most
important factor in achieving
creditable production record
2.
Place the proper emphasis on
each of his or her responsi–
bilities
3.
Stress safety as the most
important factor in the job
4.
Allot the major portion of
time to personnel matters
1-34.
As a shop supervisor, what is your
first responsibility to users?
1.
To ensure that all equipment
is ready at all times
2.
To provide technical knowledge
to users
3.
To train the operators
4.
To procure supplies in a
timely manner
1-35.
A large number of trouble calls
received by the ET often turn out
to be operator errors. An
unusually high incidence of
operator errors likely indicates
which of the following problems?
1.
Inadequate training
2.
Job fatigue
3.
Communication problems
4.
Equipment malfunction
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