Question 3 / 13 Indicate the response that best describes what you would do in the situation. You are halfway through your shift and are behind schedule to meet a major production goal. You notice that a lot of your time is spent getting materials needed for your work area from another area. What should you do? Pause your work to stock your area with enough materials needed for the remainder of your shift. Continue working at your current pace and hope that you can meet the goal. Ask your supervisor to provide another resource to help with the workload. Approach one of your team members and ask them to lend a hand to help you meet your goal. Return to Previous Question Question 4 / 13 Indicate the response that best describes what you would do in the situation. Now that you've been on the job for a month, you notice that one of your team members spends a lot of time moving boxes by hand from Area A to Area B. You also notice that one of the forklift drivers drives through both Areas A and B as she heads to the warehouse area. What would you do? Say nothing, as there is likely a reason why your team member needs to transfer the boxes by hand. Make a mental note about the situation and bring it up with your supervisor during your next meeting with her. Determine if the forklift operator can move the boxes from Area A to B on her way to the warehouse. Tell your team member about what you have noticed about the forklift driver