Bharat Gears Quality Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

All Quality related multiple questions

Q1. Quality core tool related questions
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Q2. Basic quality knowledge
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Q3. 7qc tool Related knowledge
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Q4. Control plan information
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Q5. Knowledge about organisation audits
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Q1. Deeply knowledge assessment about quality for join the role
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Aptitude test was taken . Be prepared

Q1. Questions related to job that you applied for.
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Q2. QRQC,PPAP,APQP, What is QA? SPC etc
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Q3. Problem solving , Rejection analysis process
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Q1. All about you introduction, Future plans
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Q2. Why we hire you? Salary expectations, what you will do foe this organisation
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Q1. Least count of measuring instruments
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The least count of a measuring instrument is the smallest value that can be measured by the instrument.
• The least count is determined by the smallest division on the scale or the smallest increment the instrument can detect.

• It is important to consider the least count when using a measuring instrument to ensure accurate measurements.

• For example, a ruler with a least count of 1 mm can measure lengths to the nearest millim...read more
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Q2. What types of views can you understand from drawings
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A quality engineer can understand various types of views from drawings.
• Orthographic views: Front, top, and side views of an object.

• Isometric views: A 3D representation of an object.

• Section views: Show internal details of an object by cutting it.

• Detail views: Enlarged views of specific areas of an object.

• Auxiliary views: Show the true shape and size of inclined surfaces.

• Exploded views: Illustrate the assembly of compone...read more
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Q3. Preparing of Preparing dispatch inspection reports
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Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q2. Why you want to switch
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Q3. Past Experience
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Q4. Salary expected
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Q1. Related to Quality assurance
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Q2. 8D analysis steps
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8D analysis is a problem-solving method used to identify, correct, and prevent recurring problems.
• Define the problem

• Form a team

• Containment actions

• Root cause analysis

• Corrective actions

• Implement permanent corrective actions

• Prevent recurrence

• Recognize team efforts
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Q3. 7QC tools steps
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The 7QC tools are a set of quality control tools used for problem-solving and process improvement.
• Identify the problem or process to be improved

• Collect data related to the problem

• Display data visually using tools like histograms or scatter plots

• Analyze the data to identify root causes of the problem

• Brainstorm and implement solutions

• Monitor the results of the implemented solutions

• Standardize the process to prevent recur
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Q4. How to handle warranty parts
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Warranty parts should be properly documented, tracked, and analyzed to identify trends and improve product quality.
• Create a system to track warranty parts including serial numbers, dates, and reasons for return

• Analyze warranty parts data to identify common issues and trends

• Work with suppliers to address recurring issues and improve product quality

• Implement corrective actions based on warranty parts analysis to prevent
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