AKB Glass System Store Officer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Regarding the stores lavel, maintain the stores.
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Q2. Regarding the stores how to manage and
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Q1. When I had applied Aditya Birla Group Co Vikram Ispat in 1990, I had worked for about 10 yrs in Govt Undertaking Co & 3 yrs in another Chemical producing Co with similar type of responsibilities. So they...read more
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Q1. Knowledge of store
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Q2. What do you know about store
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A store is a physical or online location where goods or services are sold to customers.
• Stores can sell a variety of products such as clothing, electronics, groceries, and more

• Stores can be brick-and-mortar locations or online platforms like Amazon or Etsy

• Stores often have sales, promotions, and discounts to attract customers

• Stores may offer services such as repairs, alterations, or consultations

• Stores can be independen...read more
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Q1. What are types of inventory
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Types of inventory include raw materials, work-in-progress, finished goods, and MRO supplies.
• Raw materials - materials used in the production process

• Work-in-progress - partially completed products

• Finished goods - completed products ready for sale

• MRO supplies - maintenance, repair, and operating supplies

• Example: Raw materials for a furniture manufacturer would include wood and fabric
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Q2. Raw material, working in progress and finished good
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Q1. What do you understand by FIFO, lifo
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FIFO stands for First In, First Out and LIFO stands for Last In, First Out.
• FIFO is a method of inventory valuation where the first items purchased are the first ones sold.

• LIFO is a method of inventory valuation where the last items purchased are the first ones sold.

• FIFO is commonly used in industries with perishable goods like food, while LIFO is used in industries with non-perishable goods like electronics.

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Q1. Normal and responsibilities
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Q2. Nothing special more about your over all experience
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Q1. How can prepare cement
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Cement is prepared by mixing raw materials, heating them, and grinding the resulting clinker into a fine powder.
• 1. Raw Materials: Common materials include limestone, clay, and iron ore.

• 2. Crushing: The raw materials are crushed into a fine powder.

• 3. Mixing: The crushed materials are mixed in the correct proportions.

• 4. Heating: The mixture is heated in a kiln at about 1400-1600°C to form clinker.

• 5. Grinding: The clinker...read more
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Q2. Which materials are used in cement
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Cement is primarily made from limestone, clay, and other materials, which are processed and heated to create a fine powder.
• Limestone: The main ingredient, providing calcium carbonate.

• Clay: Supplies silica, alumina, and iron oxide.

• Gypsum: Added to control the setting time of cement.

• Fly Ash: A byproduct from coal combustion, enhancing strength.

• Slag: A byproduct from steel production, improving durability.
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Q3. Which type of minerals mixed in cement
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Cement is primarily made from minerals like limestone, clay, and gypsum, which contribute to its strength and durability.
• Limestone: Provides calcium carbonate, essential for clinker formation.

• Clay: Supplies silica, alumina, and iron oxide, aiding in the chemical reactions during cement production.

• Gypsum: Added to control the setting time of cement.

• Other minerals: Fly ash and slag can be mixed to enhance properties and
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