Aequs Trainee Production Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Any production related.
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Q2. Second question for machine related.
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Q1. Basic details about ourselves
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Q2. Tell me about yourself and why is looking for other job
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Q1. About work experience
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Q2. Drawing related questions and case studies
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Q3. Differnece between straight and reverse polarity,code of electrodes ,first and third angle projections
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The question covers topics related to welding and engineering.
• Straight polarity is used for welding thin metals while reverse polarity is used for thicker metals.

• Code of electrodes refers to the classification system used to identify different types of welding electrodes.

• First and third angle projections are two common methods of representing a 3D object on a 2D drawing.
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Q4. Material compostitions and types of SS material
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Stainless steel (SS) is a group of corrosion-resistant alloys. Common types include austenitic, ferritic, and martensitic.
• SS is composed of iron, carbon, and varying levels of other elements such as chromium, nickel, and molybdenum.

• Austenitic SS is the most common type and is non-magnetic with high corrosion resistance.

• Ferritic SS is magnetic and has lower corrosion resistance than austenitic SS.

• Martensitic SS is magne...read more
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Q1. About family background,,
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Q1. As a fresher mechanical engineer they just asked me about family background, how was your college life, why did you select this specific field, what are your hobbies, achievements, what is your career goal...read more
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Q1. They also asked me about family background, college life etc.. then they just asked me about basic engineering fundamentals, units, and then just gave me one front and top view of something like square in ...read more
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Q1. Drill bet angle?
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Q1. Half drill angle?
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The half drill angle refers to the angle formed by the cutting edge of a drill bit with the workpiece surface.
• Half drill angle is typically measured in degrees.

• It is important in determining the efficiency and effectiveness of drilling operations.

• A smaller half drill angle results in a sharper cutting edge, while a larger angle provides more strength and stability.

• For example, a half drill angle of 90 degrees would mea...read more
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Working releted on assembly line

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Q1. Assembly practical
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Q2. Production line
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Q1. How to drling what is of fod
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The question seems to be asking how to determine the quality of food.
• Check for any signs of spoilage such as mold, strange odors, or discoloration.

• Inspect the expiration date to ensure the food is still safe to consume.

• Look for any damage to the packaging that may indicate tampering or contamination.
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Q2. What is of the 5s
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5S is a methodology for organizing a workplace, especially a manufacturing facility, to improve efficiency and safety.
• Sort - separate needed tools, parts, and instructions from unneeded items

• Set in order - arrange items in a way that promotes efficient workflow

• Shine - clean and inspect the work area regularly to maintain standards

• Standardize - establish procedures and schedules to maintain the first 3 S's

• Sustain - ensu...read more
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Q3. What is of the NAS
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Network Attached Storage (NAS) is a type of storage device that connects to a network and provides data storage and access to multiple clients.
• NAS devices are typically used in homes or businesses to store and share files over a network

• NAS devices can be accessed by multiple users simultaneously

• NAS devices can be configured with different levels of redundancy for data protection, such as RAID configurations

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Q4. Clean as you go policy
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Clean as you go policy promotes cleanliness and efficiency in the workplace.
• Clean as you go policy involves cleaning up after yourself during and after completing tasks.

• It helps maintain a clean and organized work environment.

• Reduces the risk of accidents and improves overall efficiency.

• Examples include wiping down surfaces, disposing of waste properly, and organizing tools and materials.
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Q5. Hwi Full from drawing
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Hwi Full is a term used in drawing to describe the process of shading or filling in an area completely with a solid color.
• Hwi Full is commonly used in digital art to create smooth and even shading.

• It involves filling in an area with a solid color without leaving any gaps or white spaces.

• Hwi Full can be achieved using various tools such as airbrushes, brushes, or digital shading techniques.
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