Hero MotoCorp Workshop Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Vehicle related issues

Q1. IC Engine performance and troubleshooting questions. Customer handling , and customer complain management, technical knowledge to share with team
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Q1. Why I want to join Bajaj
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Q1. What is work workshop manager
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A workshop manager is responsible for overseeing the operations and staff of a workshop.
• Manages and supervises workshop staff

• Plans and schedules work orders

• Ensures quality control and safety standards are met

• Maintains inventory and orders supplies

• Communicates with customers and resolves issues

• Tracks and reports on workshop performance
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Q2. Technical automobile sector questions
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Q3. Why hiring you , what benefits if you join my company
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I am the ideal candidate for the Workshop Manager position because of my extensive experience, strong leadership skills, and ability to improve efficiency and productivity.
• I have over 10 years of experience in managing workshops, ensuring smooth operations and timely completion of projects.

• I have a proven track record of implementing cost-saving measures and improving productivity by optimizing workflow and resource al...read more
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Customer handling if more issues

Q1. Engine heating reason
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Engine heating is caused by the combustion process generating heat that is not dissipated quickly enough.
• Combustion process generates heat

• Heat is not dissipated quickly enough

• Can be caused by low coolant levels, malfunctioning thermostat, or clogged radiator

• Can lead to engine damage if not addressed
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Q2. Difference between Bs4 and Bs6
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BS4 and BS6 are emission norms for vehicles in India. BS6 has stricter emission standards than BS4.
• BS4 stands for Bharat Stage 4 and BS6 stands for Bharat Stage 6.

• BS4 was implemented in India in 2017 and BS6 in 2020.

• BS6 has stricter emission standards for pollutants like nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, and sulfur dioxide.

• BS6 vehicles require better fuel quality and advanced technology to meet the emission standard...read more
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Q3. Scr system. Description about this system
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SCR system is a technology used in diesel engines to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions.
• SCR stands for Selective Catalytic Reduction

• It uses a catalyst to convert harmful nitrogen oxides into harmless nitrogen and water

• Requires a urea solution to be injected into the exhaust system

• Commonly used in heavy-duty vehicles and industrial equipment
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Q1. Asking automobile questions
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