Biesse Manufacturing Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Prior Experience or. Aptitude test weaknesses area, Electrical and Electronic basics, Mechanical basics. Personal and personality queries.
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Q1. Ethics, history of org, charector evaluation, trust related.
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Q1. Compatible for a specific department. Department concerned ideas and thoughts
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It's for 25 marks everyone should get the minimum marks it's completely on mechanical basic

Q1. It's on our project and personal information
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Q2. Tell me about your project
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Q1. How to check backlash?
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Backlash is the play between gears; checking it ensures proper meshing and performance in mechanical systems.
• 1. Use a dial indicator: Attach it to the output shaft and measure the movement when rotating the input shaft.

• 2. Manual measurement: Rotate the input gear back and forth and measure the distance before the output gear moves.

• 3. Check manufacturer specifications: Refer to the gear's documentation for acceptable ba...read more
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Q2. Explain the block diagram of PLC?
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A PLC block diagram illustrates its components and their interactions for automation control.
• Input Module: Receives signals from sensors (e.g., temperature sensors).

• Central Processing Unit (CPU): Processes input data and executes control logic.

• Output Module: Sends control signals to actuators (e.g., motors, valves).

• Power Supply: Provides necessary power to the PLC components.

• Communication Interface: Allows PLC to commu
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Q1. Why do you want to switch to our company?
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I am excited to switch to your company for its innovative projects, collaborative culture, and opportunities for professional growth.
• Your company is known for its cutting-edge technology, which aligns with my passion for innovation.

• I admire your commitment to sustainability and would love to contribute to projects that make a positive impact.

• The collaborative culture here is appealing; I thrive in environments where te...read more
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Q2. Where you are seeing yourself after 5 years?
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In five years, I envision myself as a lead engineer, driving innovative projects and mentoring junior engineers in a collaborative environment.
• Leading a team of engineers on complex projects, such as developing a new software platform that improves user experience.

• Mentoring junior engineers, providing guidance on best practices and helping them grow in their careers.

• Contributing to strategic planning and decision-makin...read more
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Q1. Do you have Experience in "Beckhoff" Controller
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Q2. Have you worked in Codesys platform?
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Yes, I have worked in Codesys platform.
• I have experience in developing PLC programs using Codesys.

• I have worked with Codesys version 2.3 and 3.5.

• I am familiar with programming languages such as Structured Text, Function Block Diagram, and Ladder Diagram in Codesys.

• I have developed programs for various industrial automation applications such as conveyor systems, packaging machines, and robotic arms using Codesys.
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Q3. Do you have experience in Scada?
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Yes, I have experience in SCADA.
• I have worked with various SCADA systems such as Wonderware, Ignition, and Inductive Automation.

• I have experience in designing and implementing SCADA systems for industrial automation.

• I am familiar with programming languages such as ladder logic, structured text, and function block diagram used in SCADA systems.

• I have experience in troubleshooting and maintaining SCADA systems to ensure
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