American Axle & Manufacturing CNC Turning Operator Interview Questions and Answers

S.i units,lows,signs etc.

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First they give technical exam and next HR interview

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Simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and divide class 2 standard.

Q1. Only ask about yourself?
Ans. Because they're not giving you a good job profile and they just want a worker only they don't care you are hospitable or not, you have knowledge or not so if don't give this answer I will work here that was enough for them and They just hired you without asking any other question
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Q2. Where have you passed iti?
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I passed ITI from XYZ Institute.
• I completed my ITI from XYZ Institute located in ABC city.

• I have a certification in ITI from XYZ Institute.

• I passed ITI with specialization in mechanical engineering from XYZ Institute.

• I completed my ITI training from XYZ Institute and gained hands-on experience in operating machines.
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Q3. Which have you trade?
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I have completed a trade certification in machine operation.
• Completed a trade certification in machine operation

• Trained in operating various types of machines

• Familiar with safety protocols and maintenance procedures

• Experience in troubleshooting and problem-solving

• Examples: CNC machines, lathes, milling machines, etc.
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Q4. Defference between diesel petrol engine?
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Diesel engines use compression ignition while petrol engines use spark ignition.
• Diesel engines are more fuel-efficient than petrol engines.

• Petrol engines are generally more powerful than diesel engines.

• Diesel engines produce more torque than petrol engines.

• Diesel engines are louder and emit more pollutants than petrol engines.

• Examples of diesel engines include those used in trucks and heavy machinery, while petrol engi
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Q1. What is Fitter.
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A fitter is a skilled tradesperson who assembles, installs, and repairs machinery and equipment in various industries.
• Fitters work with metal, wood, and plastic materials to create and assemble components.

• They often read and interpret technical drawings and blueprints.

• Examples include pipe fitters, who install piping systems, and sheet metal fitters, who work with metal sheets.

• Fitters use tools like welding machines, d...read more
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Q2. What is the process of making a chart?
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Creating a chart involves data collection, organization, and visualization to convey information clearly.
• Identify the purpose of the chart (e.g., sales trends, production efficiency).

• Collect relevant data from reliable sources (e.g., production logs, sales reports).

• Organize the data in a structured format (e.g., spreadsheets).

• Choose the appropriate chart type (e.g., bar, line, pie) based on the data and audience.

• Use so...read more
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Q3. What tasks can be performed on a lathe machine?
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A lathe machine is used for shaping materials by rotating them against cutting tools.
• Turning: Shaping cylindrical parts, e.g., shafts and pins.

• Facing: Creating flat surfaces on the end of a workpiece.

• Drilling: Making holes in the material, such as for bolts.

• Threading: Cutting threads on screws or bolts.

• Boring: Enlarging existing holes for precision fitting.
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Q4. What measurements can be obtained using a vernier caliper?
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A vernier caliper measures internal and external dimensions, depths, and diameters with high precision.
• External dimensions: Measure the outer width or diameter of an object, e.g., the diameter of a pipe.

• Internal dimensions: Measure the inner width or diameter, e.g., the inner diameter of a tube.

• Depth: Measure the depth of holes or recesses, e.g., the depth of a drilled hole.

• Step measurement: Measure the step or height ...read more
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Q2. About my family and my experience
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