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Module 17 of 17

Course Completion Review

A cross-functional recovery scenario that combines shade variation, airfreight risk and compliance exposure in one decision set.

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Checkpoint assessment

One order, three linked failures: fabric arrives with shade variation, the recovery plan pushes the shipment beyond the delivery window, and the proposed overtime breaches the buyer's working-hour limit.

Each question asks for the decision that protects the buyer, the workers and the factory together.

  1. 1. Shade variation is found across three fabric rolls after cutting has started. What is the controlling action?

    Choose one answer

  2. 2. Recovery leaves the shipment four days late. Airfreight would cost 9 percent of the order value against a 12 percent contractual discount for late sea shipment. What decision holds?

    Choose one answer

  3. 3. Production proposes 14-hour shifts for six days to recover. The buyer's code caps weekly hours at 60. What is acceptable?

    Choose one answer

Activities

  1. 1Checkpoint assessment
  2. 2Feedback
  3. 3Completion
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