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| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Professional Practice Requirements | - Project documentation and reporting - Value study facilitation |
| Job Plan Phases | - Presentation Phase
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| Value Methodology Overview | - Principles of Value Engineering / Value Analysis
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NEW QUESTION # 128
What are effective approaches used by the VM facilitator during the Evaluation Phase?
Choose 2 answers.
Answer: C,D
Explanation:
The correct answers are A and B . During the Evaluation Phase , the VM facilitator's role is to preserve structure, discipline, and decision quality while the team screens creative ideas for value-improvement potential. SAVE's Value Methodology Standard defines the Evaluation Phase as a structured evaluation process used to select ideas that can improve value while still delivering required functions and respecting performance requirements and resource limits. ( ) Therefore, the facilitator must recognize when discussion becomes off-topic and redirect the group toward the agreed evaluation criteria, study objectives, required functions, and constraints. This prevents the phase from becoming another brainstorming session or an unstructured debate. The facilitator must also establish a clear context for the session , meaning the team understands what is being evaluated, against which criteria, and for what decision purpose.
Option C is incorrect because evaluation may include clarification, combination, or refinement of ideas; useful modifications should not be automatically blocked. Option D is also incorrect because VM allows tailored application of methods, and the facilitator should select techniques appropriate to the study rather than force one universal technique. ( ) References/topics: Evaluation Phase; VM Facilitation; Idea Screening; Evaluation Criteria; Team Focus and Direction.
NEW QUESTION # 129
The VM Job Plan differs from the scientific method approach to problem-solving because the VM job plan
Answer: C
Explanation:
The correct answer is B. focuses on what a subject does . The key difference between the VM Job Plan and many other problem-solving methods is its deliberate emphasis on function . In Value Methodology, the team does not begin by defending the existing design, component, process, or solution. Instead, it asks what the subject must do to satisfy the required need.
SAVE's Study Guide states that Value Methodology improves value through the analysis of functions and that Function Analysis is the activity that differentiates VM from other problem-solving or improvement practices. It also explains that functions describe the work being performed within the study scope using active verb and measurable noun pairings. ( ) Option A is incorrect because VM still requires adequate information during the Information Phase. Option C is incorrect because VM does not reduce analysis; it structures analysis through the Job Plan. Option D describes the scientific method more closely because hypothesis development and testing are central to scientific inquiry. The VM Job Plan is function-based: it defines, analyzes, creatively improves, evaluates, develops, and presents alternatives that better perform required functions. SAVE's VM Standard also confirms that Function Analysis defines project functions and identifies which functions require improvement, elimination, or creation. ( ) References/topics: Value Methodology and Job Plan; Function Analysis Phase; Function-Based Thinking; Active Verb/Measurable Noun; VM vs Scientific Method.
NEW QUESTION # 130
Which type of cost is calculated for study items by multiplying the unit cost by the number of units produced per year?
Answer: A
Explanation:
The correct answer is D. Annualized costs . In VM cost analysis, when a study item has a known unit cost and a known annual production quantity , multiplying the two gives the cost impact over one year. That makes the result an annualized cost , because the calculation converts a per-unit value into a yearly cost basis.
This distinction is important in manufacturing or repetitive-process VM studies. A component may appear inexpensive on a unit basis, but if it is used thousands or millions of times per year, its annualized cost may become a major value-improvement target. SAVE's VM Glossary defines cost as the monetary valuation of resources consumed in the production or delivery of a project, product, or process, and it also recognizes annualized cost as a cost expression used in life-cycle cost measurement. ( ) Option A, total costs , is too broad because it may include many cost categories and periods. Option B, life- cycle costs , covers acquisition, operation, maintenance, replacement, and disposal over time. Option C, incremental unit costs , concerns the cost of an additional unit, not annual volume impact.
References/topics: Information Phase; Cost Data; Cost Modeling; Annualized Costs; Manufacturing Study Items.
NEW QUESTION # 131
Which of the following are the effects of increasing the duration of a VM study?
Choose 2 answers.
Answer: A,B
Explanation:
The correct answers are B and D . Increasing the duration of a VM study gives the team more working time inside the structured Job Plan. SAVE describes Value Methodology as a structured process following defined phases such as Information, Function Analysis, Creativity, Evaluation, Development, and Presentation. ( Value Engineering ) When more time is available, the team can apply additional creative techniques during the Creativity Phase rather than relying only on basic brainstorming. This may include checklists, attribute listing, analogy, morphological methods, or other structured idea-generation approaches.
A longer study also allows evaluation techniques to be more thoughtful . In the Evaluation Phase, ideas from the Creativity Phase are screened, grouped, compared, ranked, and selected for further development. With more time, the team can apply better criteria, discuss advantages and disadvantages more carefully, consider cost, performance, risk, constructability, operations, and maintenance impacts, and reach stronger consensus.
Option A is incorrect because site-visit time may change depending on study scope and complexity. Option C is incorrect because more duration does not mean numerous FAST diagrams must be produced. Option E is not guaranteed because implementation depends on management approval, feasibility, funding, and follow- through after the study.
References/topics: VM Programs; Study Duration; Creativity Phase; Evaluation Phase; VM Job Plan Planning.
NEW QUESTION # 132
SWOT stands for
Answer: A
Explanation:
The correct answer is B. strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats . SWOT is a strategic assessment tool used to examine both internal and external conditions affecting an organization, program, project, or study subject. In the SAVE International certification study context, SWOT is identified as a tool under VM program and organizational assessment practices, specifically as Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats . ( ) The distinction between the four terms is important. Strengths and weaknesses normally describe internal factors, such as organizational capability, resources, skills, process maturity, or limitations. Opportunities and threats normally describe external factors, such as market conditions, stakeholder expectations, regulatory changes, competing priorities, risks, or environmental influences. In a VM program, SWOT can help managers understand where the program is strong, where corrective improvement is needed, where expansion or innovation is possible, and where resistance or risk may affect implementation.
Options A, C, and D are incorrect because "organization," "standards," and "thresholds" are not part of the SWOT acronym. They may be relevant management terms, but they do not define SWOT.
References/topics: VM Programs; Strategic Assessment; SWOT Analysis; Program Planning; Organizational Readiness.
NEW QUESTION # 133
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