PARIS 9 D Take Test: Mid Term cha X Try Microsoft 365 Family tre & https//savannahtech blackboard.com/webapps/assessmentate/Launch sicourse assessment id=67950 .coursed-150171&contenid- 120403.18steparull w Question Common Status Ask to be taught how to manage QUESTION 10 2 points Save An International Steel Group (ISG) As the day shift supervisor at the steel plant, you surmon the six college students who are working for you the summer doing whatever you need done sweeping up, sandblasting the inside of bofers that are down for maintenance, running errands, etc.) You walk them across the plant to a field where the company stores scrap metal lovers. The area about the size of a football field, is stacked with organized piles of metal. You carplain that everything they see has just been sold Metal prices, which have been depressed, have finally rison enough that the company can cam a small prohit by soling its scrap You point out that railroad tracks divide the feld into parallel sectors, like the lines on a football field, so that each stack of metal is no more than 15 foot from a track Each stack contains 390 pieces of metal Each piece weighs 92 pounds and is about a yard long and just over 4 inches high and 4 inches wide You tell the students that working as a team, they are to pick up each piece walk up a ramp to a rairoad car posboned next to each stack, and then neatly position and stack the motal for shipment. That's night, you repeat, 92 pounds, wall up the ramp, and carry the metal onto the railcar Anticipating their questions you explain that a forklift could be used only if the metal was stored on wooden pallets (it isn't), if the pallots could withstand the weight of the metal (they would be crushed), and if you, as their supervisor, had forks and people trained to run them (you don't) In other words, the only way to get the metal into the rai cars is for the students to carry Based on an old report from the last me the company sold some of the metal you know that over an eight-hour shift workers typically loaded about 30 to 31 pieces of metal parts per hour At that pace, though, it will take your si students se wooks to load all of the metal and the purchasing manager who sold it says it must be shipped in two weeks. So, without more workers (theres a hiring freeze) and without forklifts, all of the metal has to be loaded by hand by these so workers in two weeks Refer to ISG What advice should the shift supervisor who is in charge of the six college students, take from the teachings of Henri Fayol that is most skaly to improve productivity? Eliminating bottlenecks is the key to job atfectiveness O Coordination is the key to job elfectiveness Integrative conflict resolution is preferable to compromise or domination O Division of work will get the job done more efficiently Always follow the chain of command QUESTION 11 latamatimal sal aan 2 points Save Save Al Answers Save and S pe here to search O M20 F3 F4 FS F6 F7 F8 FO F10 F11 F12 En Lock $ % A & 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 W E R T. PARIS 9 D Take Test: Mid Term cha X Try Microsoft 365 Family tre & https//savannahtech blackboard.com/webapps/assessmentate/Launch sicourse assessment id=67950 .coursed-150171&contenid- 120403.18steparull w Question Common Status Ask to be taught how to manage QUESTION 10 2 points Save An International Steel Group (ISG) As the day shift supervisor at the steel plant, you surmon the six college students who are working for you the summer doing whatever you need done sweeping up, sandblasting the inside of bofers that are down for maintenance, running errands, etc.) You walk them across the plant to a field where the company stores scrap metal lovers. The area about the size of a football field, is stacked with organized piles of metal. You carplain that everything they see has just been sold Metal prices, which have been depressed, have finally rison enough that the company can cam a small prohit by soling its scrap You point out that railroad tracks divide the feld into parallel sectors, like the lines on a football field, so that each stack of metal is no more than 15 foot from a track Each stack contains 390 pieces of metal Each piece weighs 92 pounds and is about a yard long and just over 4 inches high and 4 inches wide You tell the students that working as a team, they are to pick up each piece walk up a ramp to a rairoad car posboned next to each stack, and then neatly position and stack the motal for shipment. That's night, you repeat, 92 pounds, wall up the ramp, and carry the metal onto the railcar Anticipating their questions you explain that a forklift could be used only if the metal was stored on wooden pallets (it isn't), if the pallots could withstand the weight of the metal (they would be crushed), and if you, as their supervisor, had forks and people trained to run them (you don't) In other words, the only way to get the metal into the rai cars is for the students to carry Based on an old report from the last me the company sold some of the metal you know that over an eight-hour shift workers typically loaded about 30 to 31 pieces of metal parts per hour At that pace, though, it will take your si students se wooks to load all of the metal and the purchasing manager who sold it says it must be shipped in two weeks. So, without more workers (theres a hiring freeze) and without forklifts, all of the metal has to be loaded by hand by these so workers in two weeks Refer to ISG What advice should the shift supervisor who is in charge of the six college students, take from the teachings of Henri Fayol that is most skaly to improve productivity? Eliminating bottlenecks is the key to job atfectiveness O Coordination is the key to job elfectiveness Integrative conflict resolution is preferable to compromise or domination O Division of work will get the job done more efficiently Always follow the chain of command QUESTION 11 latamatimal sal aan 2 points Save Save Al Answers Save and S pe here to search O M20 F3 F4 FS F6 F7 F8 FO F10 F11 F12 En Lock $ % A & 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 W E R T