FCC Clutch Quality Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Basic logical question

Reasoning ability question

Q1. Machining questions related to GD&T
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Q2. What is positioning tolerance
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Positioning tolerance refers to the allowable deviation from the desired position of an object or component.
• Positioning tolerance is a measure of how much an object or component can deviate from its intended position without affecting its functionality.

• It is typically specified in terms of a maximum allowable distance or angle.

• For example, in manufacturing, positioning tolerance is used to ensure that parts fit togethe...read more
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Q1. Basic question about our previous company experience
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Q2. Basic mechanical engineering questions
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Q1. Basic family background question
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Q2. English communication
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Standard online aptitude tests with some written questions

Group assessment day, lasted 4 hours, group tasks followed by one-on-one

Q1. On behalf of your past or current experience,during this period some of the question can be ask related jtekt and what is the products.
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Q2. Work ability and punctuality
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Q3. Flexibility and compromising in some situation.
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Q4. Team handling and suggestions
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Overall about your interview and personality,way of discussion and attitude,how to explain your answer and reactions.

Q1. About your family and salary discussion on behalf of your interview and selected designation.
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Q1. Difference between clearance and tolerance
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Clearance is the space between parts, while tolerance is the allowable variation in dimensions.
• Clearance refers to the distance between two mating parts, ensuring they do not interfere with each other.

• Tolerance defines the acceptable range of variation in a part's dimensions, allowing for manufacturing imperfections.

• For example, a shaft with a diameter of 10 mm might have a tolerance of ±0.1 mm, meaning it can be betwe...read more
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Q2. What is engine
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An engine is a machine that converts energy into mechanical work, commonly found in vehicles and machinery.
• Types of engines include internal combustion engines (e.g., car engines) and electric engines (e.g., electric vehicles).

• Internal combustion engines operate by burning fuel to create power, while electric engines use electrical energy.

• Engines are essential for transportation, powering everything from cars to airpla...read more
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Q3. What is stearing
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Steering refers to the mechanism that allows a vehicle to change direction by controlling its wheels.
• Steering systems can be manual or power-assisted, enhancing driver control.

• Examples include rack and pinion steering, commonly found in modern cars.

• Steering geometry, such as caster and camber angles, affects vehicle handling.

• Advanced systems like steer-by-wire eliminate mechanical linkages for precision.
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Q1. What is 7 qc tools
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Q1. Why Do you Want to change. Share your experience with worst supplier.
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Q2. What are yoyr key strength. Why should we hire you. Explain yourself as a leader
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Q1. Core Quality Tools. FMEA. How to reduce rating of FMEA. Cp and CPK
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To reduce the rating of FMEA, focus on improving the severity, occurrence, and detection ratings. Cp and CPK are used to measure process capability.
• To reduce FMEA rating, address high severity issues first

• Implement controls to reduce the likelihood of high occurrence failure modes

• Enhance detection methods to catch potential issues early

• Calculate Cp and CPK to assess process capability and make improvements as needed
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