Bhagwati Products Trainee Quality Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Interviewer asked from your resume. Your skills how to learn that and where. Like Lean, 5S, Kaizen, 3M, 4M, Timwood, Poka-yoke , line balancing, tact time , CTQ, 7 QC tools , Why-why analiysis..etc. And a...read more
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Q2. Few technical questions. Most question are from general question from production.
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Q1. This was my final round when you shortlist on technical than you appear for HR interview. No one reject from HR round. Easy to crack simply they see the confidence of person and their background.
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Q2. Introduce your self , tell me about your family background.
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Q1. Describe production related issues
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Q1. Management related issues
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Q1. Think first second speak
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This question is asking me to respond quickly and without hesitation.
• I understand the importance of quick thinking in a production engineering role

• I will take a moment to gather my thoughts before responding

• I will provide a clear and concise answer to the best of my ability
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Q2. Show gratitude ,know the company
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Q3. Show intrest,not description
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Q1. Tell me something about you
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Q2. Education background
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Q1. How to manage production Assembly line??
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To manage production assembly line, one needs to focus on optimizing workflow, ensuring quality control, and maintaining equipment.
• Create a detailed plan for the assembly line process

• Ensure all equipment is functioning properly and maintained regularly

• Implement quality control measures to catch defects early

• Train and manage staff to ensure efficient workflow

• Continuously monitor and analyze production data to identify a...read more
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Q2. Layout of Assembly Process
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The layout of assembly process involves arranging the workstations and equipment in a logical sequence to optimize efficiency.
• Identify the sequence of operations required to assemble the product

• Arrange the workstations and equipment in a logical order to minimize movement and transportation

• Ensure that the layout allows for easy access to tools and materials

• Consider the ergonomics of the workstations to minimize worker ...read more
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Q3. CTQ and CTP differences
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CTQ refers to Critical to Quality while CTP refers to Critical to Process.
• CTQ is a customer-focused metric that measures the quality of a product or service.

• CTP is a process-focused metric that measures the critical steps in a process that affect the quality of the final product.

• CTQ is used to identify customer requirements and ensure they are met.

• CTP is used to identify critical process steps and ensure they are contr...read more
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Q4. LOB and kaizen concept
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Q1. Tell about yourself
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I am a dedicated and experienced Production Engineer with a strong background in manufacturing processes and quality control.
• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

• 5+ years of experience in production engineering

• Proficient in CAD software and manufacturing processes

• Led a team to improve production efficiency by 20% in my previous role
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Q2. What is your role
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As a Production Engineer, my role involves overseeing the manufacturing process, ensuring efficiency, quality, and safety.
• Oversee the manufacturing process to ensure efficiency and quality

• Identify and troubleshoot any issues that arise during production

• Implement improvements to enhance productivity and reduce costs

• Collaborate with other departments to optimize processes and meet production goals
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Q1. What is production planning
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Production planning is the process of organizing and optimizing manufacturing processes to meet demand efficiently.
• Involves forecasting demand to determine production levels.

• Includes scheduling resources like machinery and labor.

• Utilizes inventory management to ensure materials are available.

• Example: A car manufacturer plans production based on sales forecasts.

• Aims to minimize costs while maximizing output and quality.
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Q2. What is fs
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FS stands for 'File System', a method for storing and organizing files on a storage device.
• File systems manage how data is stored and retrieved.

• Examples include NTFS (Windows), ext4 (Linux), and HFS+ (Mac).

• They define how files are named, stored, and organized in directories.

• File systems can impact performance, security, and data integrity.
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Q3. Tell me ab
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A Production Engineer focuses on optimizing manufacturing processes, ensuring efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness.
• Understand production processes: Familiarity with techniques like Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma.

• Quality control: Implementing quality assurance measures to minimize defects, e.g., using statistical process control.

• Collaboration: Working with cross-functional teams, such as design and supply chain...read more
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Q1. What is working principle of induction motor
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Induction motor works on the principle of electromagnetic induction to generate rotating magnetic field.
• Induction motor has a stator with a set of windings that are connected to an AC power supply.

• When AC current flows through the stator windings, it creates a rotating magnetic field.

• This rotating magnetic field induces currents in the rotor windings, causing the rotor to rotate.

• The rotor never reaches the synchronous ...read more
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Q1. What is 7qc tool, 6s, 4m, 3R, poka yoke technique, kiazen, cappa, ppm calculations, how to calculate uph,cycle time
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7QC tools, 6S, 4M, 3R, Poka Yoke, Kaizen, CAPPA, PPM, UPH, and cycle time are all important concepts in production engineering.
• 7QC tools are quality control tools used to identify and solve production problems.

• 6S is a methodology for workplace organization and standardization.

• 4M stands for Man, Machine, Material, and Method and is used to identify the root cause of production problems.

• 3R stands for Reduce, Reuse, and R...read more
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Q2. In h.r round only discussed about your salary
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Production planning, manpower handling, machine toolset

Q1. 5s, 3M,4M,kaizen, poka yoka, CTQ,CTP,
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