SAG Infotech Interview Questions and Answers

PEB structures are pre-engineered buildings that are fabricated off-site and then erected on-site.

• PEB structures are cost-effective and time-efficient compared to traditional construction methods.

• They are made of steel and are designed to meet specific requirements and standards.

• PEB structures are used in various industries such as warehouses, factories, and sports facilities.

• Fabrication and erection of PEB structures require skilled labor and specialized equipment.

• Quality co...read more

We have over 10 years of experience in material management, including inventory control, procurement, and supply chain optimization.

• Implemented inventory management system resulting in 20% reduction in stockouts

• Negotiated contracts with suppliers leading to cost savings of 15%

• Streamlined procurement process by implementing vendor scorecards

BOM stands for Bill of Materials, it is a list of all the components and parts required to manufacture a product.

• BOM is used in manufacturing to ensure all necessary components are available for production.

• It includes information such as part numbers, quantities, and descriptions.

• Structural drawings are used to depict the design and layout of a structure or product.

• WIP stands for Work in Progress, it refers to products that are in the process of being manufactured but are not...read more

Ensuring structural safety involves thorough inspections, proper maintenance, and adherence to safety regulations.

• Conduct regular inspections of the structure to identify any potential hazards or weaknesses

• Ensure proper maintenance and repairs are done promptly to address any issues found during inspections

• Follow safety regulations and codes to ensure the structure meets required standards

• Train employees on safety procedures and protocols to prevent accidents and injuries

• Util...read more

Questions related to welding, industrial drawings, QA/QC, NDT methods, and standards awareness.

• Types of welding include MIG, TIG, Stick, and Flux-Cored.

• Welding consumables include electrodes, filler metals, and shielding gases.

• Industrial drawings are technical drawings used in manufacturing and construction.

• QA/QC stands for Quality Assurance/Quality Control and involves ensuring products meet standards and specifications.

• NDT methods include visual inspection, radiography, ult...read more

NDT on weld joints is done to ensure the quality and integrity of the welds.

• To detect any defects or discontinuities in the weld joint that may compromise its strength or durability

• To verify the weld quality and adherence to specified standards and codes

• To prevent potential failures or accidents due to faulty welds

• Examples: radiographic testing, ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle testing