Gsa Industries Interview Questions and Answers

TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) is based on 5 principles: 1. Autonomous maintenance 2. Planned maintenance 3. Focused improvement 4. Early equipment management 5. Quality maintenance.

• Autonomous maintenance involves operators taking responsibility for routine maintenance tasks.

• Planned maintenance focuses on scheduling regular maintenance to prevent breakdowns.

• Focused improvement aims to continuously improve proc...read more

Quality in a company refers to meeting or exceeding customer expectations through consistent delivery of products or services that are free from defects.

• Quality involves meeting customer requirements and expectations.

• It includes consistency in delivering products or services that are free from defects.

• Quality also involves continuous improvement and adherence to standards and regulations.

• Examples of quality in a c...read more

The 4 aims of TPM are maximizing equipment effectiveness, improving overall equipment efficiency, reducing breakdowns, and reducing defects.

• Maximizing equipment effectiveness by ensuring equipment is available and performing at its best

• Improving overall equipment efficiency by reducing downtime and improving productivity

• Reducing breakdowns by implementing preventive maintenance strategies

• Reducing defects by focusi...read more

G and M codes are used in CNC programming to control the movement and functions of the machine.

• G codes control the movement of the machine, such as speed, direction, and position.

• M codes control the functions of the machine, such as turning on and off coolant or spindle.

• Examples of G codes include G00 for rapid positioning and G01 for linear interpolation.

• Examples of M codes include M03 for spindle on clockwise an...read more

7QC tools include Pareto chart, cause and effect diagram, control charts, etc. 8 pillars of TPM are focused on improving equipment effectiveness and maintenance.

• 7QC tools: Pareto chart, cause and effect diagram, control charts, scatter diagrams, histograms, check sheets, flowcharts

• 8 pillars of TPM: Focused on improving equipment effectiveness and maintenance

• Examples of TPM pillars: Autonomous maintenance, Planned ...read more

Quality is meeting customer requirements, TPM is Total Productive Maintenance, 5S is workplace organization, Kaizen is continuous improvement, rejects are products not meeting quality standards.

• Quality is ensuring products or services meet customer requirements and standards.

• TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) is a proactive approach to maintenance to maximize equipment effectiveness.

• 5S is a methodology for workpla...read more