Nash Industries Tool Maker Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What about yourself and past experience
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Q2. What is your strengthen
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Q2. Tell me about previous company experience
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Q2. Expected salary
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Q2. About last employment
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Q1. Flow of complete PCB design
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The flow of complete PCB design involves schematic design, component placement, routing, design verification, and manufacturing.
• Schematic design: Create a schematic diagram of the circuit layout.

• Component placement: Position components on the PCB layout.

• Routing: Connect the components using traces on the PCB.

• Design verification: Check for errors and ensure functionality.

• Manufacturing: Prepare the design for production.
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Q2. Pcb assembly in speedometer
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PCB assembly in speedometer involves soldering electronic components onto a printed circuit board to ensure accurate readings.
• Ensure proper placement of components on the PCB

• Use soldering techniques to securely attach components

• Test the functionality of the speedometer after assembly

• Follow manufacturer's guidelines for assembly process
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Q3. Pcb work in speedometer in full function tester
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PCB work in speedometer involves designing and implementing the circuitry for accurate speed measurement and display in a full function tester.
• Designing PCB layout for speedometer circuitry

• Implementing accurate speed measurement sensors

• Integrating display functionality in full function tester

• Testing and calibrating speedometer functionality
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Pcb knowledge in smt and psmt department

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Q1. What is u r qualification
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Q1. Your qualification
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Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering with 5 years of experience in quality control and process improvement.
• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

• 5 years of experience in quality control and process improvement

• Certifications in quality management systems such as Six Sigma or Lean Six Sigma

• Strong analytical skills and attention to detail

• Experience with root cause analysis and corrective action implementation
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Q1. Role and responsibilities for Previous job?
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Managed quality control processes, conducted inspections, analyzed data, and implemented improvements.
• Managed quality control processes to ensure products met standards

• Conducted inspections to identify defects and non-conformities

• Analyzed data to track quality metrics and trends

• Implemented improvements based on analysis findings

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to address quality issues
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Q2. Willingness to work in shift.
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Yes, I am willing to work in shifts as required for the role of Quality Engineer.
• I understand the importance of round-the-clock quality control in manufacturing processes.

• I am flexible and adaptable to changing work schedules.

• I have previous experience working in shifts and have proven my ability to perform well during non-traditional hours.
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Q1. Asked GD&T for actual shop-floor drawing?
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Q2. How will you commute daily?
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I will commute daily by car, as it is the most convenient and reliable mode of transportation for me.
• I will drive my own car to work

• I will take the highway to avoid traffic

• I will carpool with a colleague who lives nearby
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