iQuasar Software Solutions Interview Questions and Answers

We use a digital caliper on the shop floor to measure dimensions of parts.

• The digital caliper has a range of up to 6 inches and can measure in both inches and millimeters.

• It has a large LCD display for easy reading of measurements.

• The caliper has a locking screw to hold the measurement in place.

• We use it to measure the length, width, and thickness of parts to ensure they meet specifications.

• It is also used to check the diameter of holes and the depth of grooves.

Calibration ensures accuracy of measurement devices, while validation ensures that a process or system meets requirements.

• Calibration involves adjusting a device to ensure it provides accurate measurements.

• Validation involves testing a process or system to ensure it meets predetermined requirements or specifications.

• Calibration is typically done on measurement devices such as thermometers, scales, and gauges.

• Validation is typically done on processes or systems such as manufac...read more

Yes, I have experience working with ERP systems and am proficient in computer skills.

• I have worked with SAP and Oracle ERP systems in my previous roles

• I am proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and have experience with data analysis tools like Tableau

• I am comfortable working with both Windows and Mac operating systems

PPAP has 5 levels, each with increasing requirements for documentation and testing.

• Level 1: Part Submission Warrant (PSW)

• Level 2: PSW with product samples and limited supporting data

• Level 3: PSW with complete supporting data and test results

• Level 4: PSW with statistical studies and capability analysis

• Level 5: PSW with customer approval of all documentation and testing

The 7QC tools are a set of techniques used for quality control and improvement.

• Check sheets: Used to collect and analyze data

• Pareto charts: Used to identify the most frequent problems

• Cause-and-effect diagrams: Used to identify the root cause of a problem

• Histograms: Used to analyze data distribution

• Scatter diagrams: Used to identify the relationship between two variables

• Control charts: Used to monitor and control a process

• Flowcharts: Used to visualize a process