Knorr-Bremse Trainee Production Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How change your previous company
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I implemented new production processes and technologies to improve efficiency and quality.
• Introduced automated systems to streamline production processes

• Implemented lean manufacturing principles to reduce waste and improve productivity

• Led training sessions for employees to ensure smooth transition to new processes

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to identify areas for improvement
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Q2. Over experience and filed and achievements
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Q1. Question as par roll and documents related
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Q2. Working and behaviour related
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Q1. Trade releated question
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Q2. Hinglish test like reading etc
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Q1. What is WI ?
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WI stands for Work Instruction, which is a detailed document that provides step-by-step instructions on how to perform a specific task or job.
• Work Instructions are used to ensure consistency in processes and quality of output.

• They typically include information such as materials needed, tools required, safety precautions, and specific steps to be followed.

• Examples of Work Instructions include assembly instructions for a...read more
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Q2. As per Cycle time production calculation?
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Cycle time production calculation is the total time it takes to produce one unit of a product.
• Cycle time is calculated by dividing the total production time by the total number of units produced.

• For example, if it takes 10 hours to produce 100 units, the cycle time would be 0.1 hours per unit.

• Cycle time helps in identifying bottlenecks and improving efficiency in production processes.
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Q3. What about your experience?
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Q4. PPM calculation, what is FTT?
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FTT stands for First Time Through, a metric used to measure the percentage of products that pass inspection on the first attempt.
• FTT is calculated by dividing the number of products that pass inspection on the first attempt by the total number of products inspected, then multiplying by 100 to get a percentage.

• FTT is an important metric for measuring the efficiency and quality of production processes.

• For example, if 90 ...read more
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Q5. What is OEE ?
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OEE stands for Overall Equipment Effectiveness, a metric used to measure the efficiency of a manufacturing process.
• OEE takes into account three factors: availability, performance, and quality.

• It is calculated by multiplying availability, performance, and quality percentages.

• For example, if a machine is available 90% of the time, operates at 80% of its maximum speed, and produces good parts 95% of the time, the OEE woul
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5s explaintion, what about kizen, TPM , 7QC tool, 8D ?

Q1. Salery discussion.
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Q2. What about BBO? LPA audit , ESH declaration
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Q1. Wahis is automobile
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Q2. What is 5s, tpm
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5s and TPM are methodologies used in manufacturing to improve efficiency and productivity.
• 5s stands for Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain. It is a method for organizing the workplace to improve efficiency and safety.

• TPM stands for Total Productive Maintenance. It is a method for maximizing the effectiveness of equipment by involving all employees in the maintenance process.

• Example: Implementing 5s in a pr...read more
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Q1. Salery discuss and family background
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Q2. Salary discuss and family background
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I done already I have well knowledge about aptitude

Q1. The manager what are required from me
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Q1. Discuss about work and salary
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Q1. What is the difference between motor and generator?
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Motors convert electrical energy into mechanical energy, while generators convert mechanical energy into electrical energy.
• Motors use electricity to produce motion, while generators use motion to produce electricity

• Motors have a rotor that spins within a stator, while generators have a rotor that is turned by an external force

• Examples of motors include electric fans and washing machines, while examples of generators in
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Q1. Welding defects ,welding types ,5S ,lean manufacturing
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