Allied Blenders & Distillers Quality Executive Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Q1. About QMS, Food safety, Sampling plan, WTP, Calibration
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Q1. About HACCP, PDCA, Problem solving tools, Deviation management, change management, handling manpower
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Q1. Standard deviation, others SPC related question, sampling plan, audit management
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Q1. About myself, challenges etc
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Q1. Beverages process
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Q1. Education,past experience,some rules and regulations....etc
Ans. Xyz education complete. Xyz industry -- year experience &good work there .
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Q1. Working Principal of filling machine?
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Filling machines work on the principle of volumetric or gravimetric filling to accurately dispense liquids or powders into containers.
• Filling machines can use different methods such as piston, peristaltic, or vacuum filling.

• Volumetric filling measures the volume of the product being dispensed, while gravimetric filling measures the weight.

• Filling machines can be used for a variety of products such as beverages, pharmac...read more
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Q1. What was previous company policies?
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Q1. Technical problems
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Q1. WTP process, problem faced
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The WTP process refers to the Water Treatment Plant process, which involves treating water to make it safe for consumption.
• Challenges faced in the WTP process include ensuring proper filtration and disinfection of water, maintaining equipment and infrastructure, and meeting regulatory standards.

• Examples of problems faced in the WTP process include contamination of water sources, equipment breakdowns, and compliance wit...read more
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Q1. TPM, EDGE kaizen
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Bottle check dirty and coding defect

Quality control
Bottle check dirty and coding defect

Q1. How can you increase OEE ?
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To increase OEE, focus on reducing downtime, improving quality, and increasing speed.
• Identify and address the root causes of downtime

• Implement preventive maintenance programs

• Train employees to operate equipment efficiently

• Improve quality control processes

• Optimize production scheduling

• Invest in new technology or equipment

• Streamline processes to reduce waste and increase speed
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Q2. What do you understand by SMED?
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SMED stands for Single Minute Exchange of Die, a lean manufacturing technique to reduce setup time.
• SMED aims to reduce the time it takes to switch a production line from making one product to another

• It involves breaking down the setup process into small steps and finding ways to streamline each step

• The goal is to reduce setup time to less than 10 minutes, hence the name Single Minute Exchange of Die

• Examples of SMED in ...read more
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Q1. Knowledge about distilled liqour
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Q2. Tell them all about the process of malting and liqour formation
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