Imagine you are in your placement, as a production Line Supervisor within supply chain management in our Leeds factory. Your line is working on the production of deodorants for one of our biggest clients in the UK and the order needs to be ready for delivery tomorrow. Suddenly, you have been informed of an issue in the line which has caused the production of 100 faulty deodorants. So far only 30,000 have been produced out of an order of 40,000. - Who do you think should be responsible for resolving the situation - What would be your plan and what result would you be aiming for? - What would you do to ensure your team move your decision forward - If someone in your team disagrees with your solution and proposes an alternative option, what would you do?
