Knest Manufacturers Production Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Relevant to specific subject.
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Q2. What is your subject knowledge?
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I have a strong subject knowledge in my field of engineering.
• I have a deep understanding of the core concepts and principles of my field.

• I keep myself updated with the latest advancements and trends in my field.

• I have hands-on experience in implementing various engineering solutions.

• I have a good understanding of related fields such as mathematics, physics, and computer science.

• I have excellent problem-solving skills a...read more
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Q3. How much time you will stay ?
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Experience of experience to explain in detail.

Q1. Document & Annexure Acceptances.
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Q1. Negotiation round with candidate to take it low as usual HR do.
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Q1. What does it mean about engine stall & how it conduct??
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Engine stall refers to a sudden loss of power in an engine, often due to fuel or air supply issues.
• An engine stall occurs when the engine stops running unexpectedly.

• Common causes include fuel starvation, air intake issues, or electrical failures.

• For example, a car may stall if it runs out of fuel or if the fuel pump fails.

• Stalling can also happen in aircraft engines during takeoff or landing due to improper throttle ma...read more
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Q2. Hydraulic circuit.
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Q1. Only technical discussion
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Q2. Company related questions
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Q1. Tell me about your Current Job and Company.
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I am currently working as a Production Manager at XYZ Company.
• Responsible for overseeing production processes and ensuring efficiency.

• Manage a team of production workers and coordinate with other departments.

• Implement strategies to improve productivity and reduce costs.

• Ensure compliance with safety regulations and quality standards.

• Collaborate with suppliers and vendors to ensure timely delivery of materials.

• Monitor pr...read more
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Q2. How much is your current salary.
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Q1. Discussion about Manufacturing Line and Capacities and Products.
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Q1. Full details of Past & Present experience.
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I have extensive experience in production management, both past and present.
• Managed production operations for a manufacturing company for the past 5 years.

• Implemented lean manufacturing principles to improve efficiency and reduce costs.

• Led a team of 50+ employees and successfully met production targets.

• Implemented quality control measures to ensure product consistency and customer satisfaction.

• Collaborated with cross-f...read more
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Q1. Regarding pump ,it's flow,and other fluid mechanics questions
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Q2. I was giving interview for project position so that most of the quotation are related to project mai
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Q1. What do you know about electrical testing?
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Electrical testing involves evaluating the performance and safety of electrical systems and components.
• Electrical testing is essential for ensuring the proper functioning of electrical equipment and systems.

• It involves measuring parameters such as voltage, current, resistance, and continuity.

• Testing can be done using various tools and equipment such as multimeters, insulation testers, and circuit analyzers.

• Regular test...read more
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Q2. Auto cad design test
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Normal calculation, percentage, normal reasoning like mirror image, basic English etc.

Q1. What is the difference between force and stress?
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Force is the external agent applied to an object, while stress is the internal resistance within the object to the applied force.
• Force is a vector quantity that has both magnitude and direction, while stress is a scalar quantity.

• Force can be measured in units like Newtons (N), while stress is measured in units like Pascals (Pa).

• Examples of force include pushing a car or lifting a weight, while examples of stress includ
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Q2. Zeroth and first law of thermodynamics
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Zeroth law states objects in thermal equilibrium with a third object are in equilibrium with each other. First law states energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred or converted.
• Zeroth law: If A is in thermal equilibrium with B, and B is in thermal equilibrium with C, then A is in thermal equilibrium with C.

• First law: Energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only transferred or converted. It is also kn...read more
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Q1. Salery discussion and shift timing
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