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Key Facts: V-NET Exam
148 official items
Eight cross-occupational components
NIETS academic-year 2569 V-NET blueprint
180 minutes
One Digital Testing session
NIETS academic-year 2569 blueprint and poster
70 digital-literacy items; 32 English items
Official item allocation
NIETS academic-year 2569 blueprint
80% English; 65% digital literacy
Separate component-certificate criteria
NIETS academic-year 2569 poster, visually checked
The 2569 V-NET blueprint has 148 items in 180 minutes: digital literacy 70, English 32, and six other workplace competencies totaling 46 items.
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1A workbench contains current tools, obsolete fixtures, and unidentified spare parts. The team proposes labeling a permanent storage place for everything. What should Seiri, the first 5S step, establish before that arrangement?
A.Which items are actually needed, with unnecessary or uncertain items handled through the agreed review process
B.A permanent location for every item solely because it is already on the bench
C.A cleaning frequency without deciding which items belong in the work area
D.An audit score based only on whether every existing item has a label
Explanation: Seiri separates needed from unneeded items before the retained items are organized. Labeling everything first can preserve clutter; uncertain items need the agreed review process rather than automatic retention or unsafe disposal.
2A machine has electrical power and stored pneumatic pressure. Before authorized maintenance inside its hazardous area, why is pressing the stop button insufficient?
A.A stop button removes only the need for supervision
B.Stopping normal operation does not necessarily isolate or dissipate every hazardous energy source
C.Stored pressure becomes harmless once a motor is silent
D.An indicator lamp is a complete substitute for verifying isolation
Explanation: A control stop may leave electrical or stored energy capable of causing movement. The authorized isolation procedure must address all relevant energy sources and verify the safe condition before work begins.
3Which hazard-control measure removes the hazard rather than relying on a worker to avoid exposure?
A.A warning sign
B.Protective gloves
C.Elimination of the hazardous operation
D.A rotation schedule limiting exposure time
Explanation: Elimination removes the hazard at its source. Administrative measures and personal protective equipment can reduce exposure but leave the underlying hazard present.
4A workshop generates solvent-contaminated rags. Which disposal decision best follows safe waste management?
A.Put them with clean paper recycling because both are dry materials
B.Use a food-waste bin because the rags are made from natural fibers
C.Leave them in an open pile until the odor disappears
D.Use the designated compatible container and the site's hazardous-waste procedure
Explanation: The contamination, not merely the rag material, determines the disposal precautions. A compatible designated container and the site's procedure address chemical and fire risks without assuming a universal bin color.
5A client explains requirements for a custom part. Which response best demonstrates active listening?
A.Summarize the requirements and ask the client to confirm any unclear detail
B.Begin manufacturing after hearing only the first requirement
C.Repeat technical terminology without checking the intended use
D.Assume that the client's last order has identical requirements
Explanation: Summarizing and clarifying tests whether the team has understood the client's needs. It reduces the risk of confidently producing a part based on an incorrect assumption.
6A work instruction says to fit a replacement component, but two approved-looking versions have different ratings. What should the assigned technician do before proceeding?
A.Choose the version nearest the workstation
B.Clarify the required rating against the authorized instruction or supervisor's specification
C.Choose the cheaper version because both look similar
D.Install both in turn without checking compatibility
Explanation: Following directions includes recognizing and clarifying ambiguity before acting. Appearance and price cannot substitute for the required technical specification.
7Task A takes two hours and must finish before Task B, which takes three hours. Task C takes four hours and can run independently from the start. With sufficient staff and no other constraints, what is the earliest completion time for all tasks?
A.Four hours
B.Nine hours
C.Five hours
D.Six hours
Explanation: The dependent A–B sequence takes 2 + 3 = 5 hours. C can finish in parallel after four hours, so completion of the longer five-hour sequence determines the earliest finish.
8A conveyor stops repeatedly. Investigation links overheating to a seized bearing and then to missed lubrication. Which next step best advances root-cause problem solving?
A.Replace the bearing every time without examining maintenance records
B.Treat overheating as a complete explanation
C.Ask why exactly five times and stop regardless of the evidence
D.Investigate why lubrication was missed and test a corrective measure against recurrence
Explanation: Root-cause investigation continues beyond the immediate failed part to the process that allowed the failure. The proposed cause and corrective measure should be tested with evidence rather than accepted because a set number of questions was asked.
9A team weights reliability at 60% and ease of maintenance at 40%, with higher scores better. Design A scores 80 and 60; Design B scores 70 and 90. Which weighted result is correct?
A.A scores 72 and B scores 78, so B ranks higher
B.A scores 140 and B scores 160, using the stated weights
C.A scores 76 and B scores 74, so A ranks higher
D.Both score 75 because each has one stronger criterion
Explanation: A scores 0.60 × 80 + 0.40 × 60 = 72. B scores 0.60 × 70 + 0.40 × 90 = 78, so B ranks higher under the given criteria and weights.
10An upstream team increases output, but the downstream station cannot process the extra units and work-in-progress accumulates. Which response best demonstrates systematic thinking?
A.Evaluate success only by the upstream team's output
B.Examine capacity and flow across the whole process before changing the plan
C.Increase upstream output again without considering demand
D.Treat every station as unrelated to the others
Explanation: Systematic thinking considers relationships between steps and the overall goal. A local increase can worsen total flow if it creates a bottleneck or excess inventory elsewhere.
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