BAAL GOPAL AGRO-VET AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES Chemist Quality Control Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. What you do daily
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Q3. What is your package
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Q1. SAP, RCA, PM knowledge, Costing
Ans. Knowledge of SAP RCA PM Coasting
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Q2. Plant maintenance knowledge required
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Q1. 1)Personal details 2)daily work? 3)instrument knowledge, HPLC, UV, pH meter, Karl Fischer, etc 4)instrument calibration
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Q1. Nitration problem or in plant process
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Q1. Salary discussion and rise
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Q1. Basic information about yourself
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Q1. Existing work procedure/flow, roles and responsibilities.
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Q2. Knowledge on equipment that you are using
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Q3. Knowledge on safety of overall operation.
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Q1. Overall technical and HR
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Basic Chemistry, reactions and relevant information

Q1. Reactions mechanism
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Reaction mechanisms explain the step-by-step process by which a chemical reaction occurs.
• Reaction mechanisms show the individual steps involved in a chemical reaction.

• They often involve the breaking and formation of chemical bonds.

• Intermediate species may be formed during the reaction.

• Mechanisms can be classified as stepwise or concerted.

• Examples include SN1, SN2, E1, E2 reactions in organic chemistry.
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Q2. Stereochemistry of reactions
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Stereochemistry of reactions involves the study of the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms in molecules and how it affects the outcome of chemical reactions.
• Stereochemistry determines the spatial arrangement of atoms in a molecule, which can impact the reactivity and selectivity of reactions.

• Chirality is an important concept in stereochemistry, where molecules can exist as enantiomers or diastereomers.

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Q1. Previous experience CTC
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Q2. Expected CTC Relocation Condition
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Expected CTC and willingness to relocate are negotiable based on the job offer and benefits.
• Expected CTC can vary based on the job responsibilities, experience, and industry standards.

• Relocation condition depends on the location of the job, personal circumstances, and benefits offered by the company.

• Both Expected CTC and Relocation Condition are open for discussion during the interview process.
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Q1. Experiences and relative skills
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Q1. What is DCS .
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DCS stands for Distributed Control System, a computerized control system used to control and monitor industrial processes.
• DCS is used in industries such as oil and gas, power generation, and manufacturing.

• It allows for centralized control of multiple control loops, distributed throughout a plant or process.

• DCS systems typically consist of a central control unit, input/output modules, and communication networks.

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Q2. What are field instruments
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Field instruments are devices used to measure, monitor, and control various parameters in industrial processes or environmental conditions.
• Field instruments are used in industries such as oil and gas, chemical, pharmaceutical, and manufacturing.

• Examples of field instruments include pressure transmitters, temperature sensors, flow meters, and level gauges.

• They are essential for ensuring the efficiency, safety, and quali
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Q3. About knowledge of plc
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Q1. Explain your process in previous company.
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Q2. Explain any troubleshooting activity
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Troubleshooting involves identifying and resolving problems in a system or process.
• Identify the problem and gather information about it

• Develop and test hypotheses to determine the cause of the problem

• Implement a solution and test to ensure it resolves the problem

• Document the troubleshooting process and solution for future reference
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Q3. Process equipment knowledge
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Q1. Previous plant knowledge, and basic chemical and safety related questions
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Q1. Salary discussion, family members, and willing to relocate
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