Which of the following is NOT an example of fixed-position layout?
A) Motorway construction
B) Ship building
C) Machining parts which go into aircraft engines
D) Mainframe computer maintenance

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Fixed-position layout involves keeping the product stationary while the equipment, machinery, and workers move around it. This is typical for large, bulky, or complex products that are difficult to move, such as ships or buildings. Machining parts for aircraft engines, however, involves moving the parts to different machines for various operations, which is characteristic of a process or product layout, not a fixed-position layout.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Example of Fixed-Position