A-1 Fence Products QMS Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Rice processing
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Q1. In Technical interview questions asked by Senior Manager and National Head engine related and on the behalf of previous experience.
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Q2. Engine smoke type, Engine type, difference between two stock and stock engines and diesel and petrol engine,
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Engine smoke type, engine type, difference between stock and stock engines, and diesel and petrol engines.
• Engine smoke types include black, white, and blue smoke, each indicating different issues with the engine.

• Engine types can be categorized as stock engines or modified engines, with modified engines typically having higher performance.

• Diesel engines use compression ignition, while petrol engines use spark ignition.

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Q3. Gear types and it's uses. Differential , clutch types etc
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Different gear types like differential and clutch have specific uses in various mechanical systems.
• Differential gear allows wheels to rotate at different speeds, useful in vehicles going around corners

• Clutch types include mechanical, hydraulic, and electromagnetic, used for engaging and disengaging power transmission

• Other gear types include spur, helical, bevel, and worm gears, each with unique applications
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Q1. About job related
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Q1. Tell me something about work.
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Q1. What is the principle of transformer
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The principle of a transformer is based on electromagnetic induction.
• Transformers work on the principle of transferring electrical energy between two or more coils through electromagnetic induction.

• They consist of two coils, known as the primary and secondary coils, which are wound around a common magnetic core.

• When an alternating current (AC) flows through the primary coil, it creates a changing magnetic field around ...read more
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Q1. Role and responsibilities for Previous job?
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Managed quality control processes, conducted inspections, analyzed data, and implemented improvements.
• Managed quality control processes to ensure products met standards

• Conducted inspections to identify defects and non-conformities

• Analyzed data to track quality metrics and trends

• Implemented improvements based on analysis findings

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to address quality issues
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Q2. Willingness to work in shift.
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Yes, I am willing to work in shifts as required for the role of Quality Engineer.
• I understand the importance of round-the-clock quality control in manufacturing processes.

• I am flexible and adaptable to changing work schedules.

• I have previous experience working in shifts and have proven my ability to perform well during non-traditional hours.
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Q1. Asked GD&T for actual shop-floor drawing?
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Q2. How will you commute daily?
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I will commute daily by car, as it is the most convenient and reliable mode of transportation for me.
• I will drive my own car to work

• I will take the highway to avoid traffic

• I will carpool with a colleague who lives nearby
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They will give a topic you have to write something in english.

Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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Q2. What are your greatest strengths and weaknesses?
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Q3. Why are you looking for a change
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Q1. How do you follow up with candidates you've placed?
Ans. When I successfully interview and hire a candidate, once the company completes the onboarding process, I follow up by first congratulating them on obtaining the position and ask how they feel moving forward. I also offer resources for career development to support their success and advancement. I usually keep in contact with candidates who also have networks that I can collaborate with to find future talent."
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Q2. Describe how you tell a candidate that they did not get the job. Do you remain in contact?
Ans. I immediately let the candidate know that they did not receive a job offer, and then I offer feedback from their interviewing and application processes that can help them improve in their skill set and their communication during interviews. If the candidate is highly qualified and just needs coaching on interviewing or showcasing their best abilities, I provide career advice and resources to help these professionals fi
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Q3. How has your recruiting method evolved since you started your career
Ans. My process for finding and recruiting top tech talent has changed a bit over the years. Today, I maintain an active online presence for the companies where I recruit. The biggest change this brings is in expanding the networks of the brands I work with to mobile applications, which have played a large part in the success of finding and placing qualified candidates
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Q1. Question about previous company and work. 7 QC tool,CAPA, Moulding knowledge
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Q1. Basic questions about yourself and salary negotiation 😀
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