Aquarius Technician Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Q1. Share Your Experience.
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Q2. Why quite your running job.
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Q1. What technical is
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Yes I am iti fitter and electrical work experience 10 years
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Q2. Power cut working stop
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Power cut no working stop on invator working start
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Q3. Short sircut mcb work
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No mcb work on short sircut so short sir cut working Power on
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Q4. Power cut woking on benk
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Q1. Benk work good is
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Q2. Work on benk technical
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Q3. Power cut benking work
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Q4. Jow do benk working
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Q1. What designing indian wire coloring
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Indian wire coloring follows a specific standard for electrical design.
• Indian wire coloring is based on the IS 694 standard

• As per the standard, the color codes for wires are as follows:

• - Phase wires: Red, Yellow, Blue

• - Neutral wire: Black

• - Earth wire: Green or Green with Yellow stripes

• These color codes help in identifying and distinguishing different types of wires in electrical installations.
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Q2. Green color wire where are using only
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Green color wire is commonly used for grounding purposes in electrical systems.
• Green color wire is used for grounding electrical circuits to prevent electrical shock and protect equipment.

• It is typically connected to the ground terminal of an electrical outlet or the grounding bus bar in a distribution panel.

• Green color wire is also used for bonding metal parts of electrical equipment and structures to ensure electrica...read more
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Q3. What working maltmeter
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A maltmeter is a device used by electrical technicians to measure the malt content in a substance.
• A maltmeter is typically used in the brewing industry to measure the malt content in beer or other malt-based beverages.

• It works by analyzing the specific gravity of the liquid, which is affected by the amount of malt present.

• The maltmeter provides accurate measurements that help ensure the quality and consistency of the f...read more
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Q1. Worst worst worst worst
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The interviewer may have made a mistake or technical issue with the question.
• It seems like the interviewer may have accidentally repeated the word 'worst' multiple times.

• You can politely ask for clarification or confirmation on the question to ensure you understand it correctly.

• Remain calm and composed while addressing the issue to show your professionalism.

• Provide a thoughtful response based on your interpretation of
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Q2. Worst worst worst
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The worst experience I had was when I accidentally caused a power outage in a large building during a critical event.
• Accidentally causing a power outage in a large building

• During a critical event

• Dealing with the aftermath and fixing the issue quickly and efficiently
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Q3. Worst worst worst waste waste
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The question seems to be asking about the candidate's experience with handling waste in an electrical technician role.
• Discussing proper disposal methods for electronic waste

• Explaining the importance of recycling materials in the field

• Sharing experiences with hazardous waste management in electrical work
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Q4. Water water water
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Q1. CNC and automation assy
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Q1. Tell me about the projects you worked on
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Q2. What do you think of IT progressing in India
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