Nestle Production Operator Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Self knowledge and experience abduction
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Q1. Education , experience
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Q2. Family background
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Q1. Experience related
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Q2. Process improvement and production
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Q1. Hardware and machinery
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Q2. Plant efficiency
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Q1. Diffrence ointment and cream
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Q1. What's ph of water in syrup manufacturing
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Q1. Reason for all leaving all previous company
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Seeking new challenges and growth opportunities.
• Desire for new challenges and growth

• Lack of advancement opportunities in previous company

• Seeking a more dynamic work environment
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Q2. Job role in all previous company
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I have held various job roles in my previous companies, including project manager, team leader, and production supervisor.
• Project Manager - Responsible for overseeing and managing projects from start to finish

• Team Leader - Led a team of employees to achieve goals and meet deadlines

• Production Supervisor - Managed production processes and ensured efficiency and quality

• Example: In my previous company, I was a project mana...read more
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Q3. Give me a example of troubleshooting at one of the previous company
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Troubleshooting a production line issue by identifying faulty equipment and implementing a solution
• Identified a malfunctioning machine causing production delays

• Collaborated with maintenance team to diagnose the issue

• Implemented a temporary workaround to keep production running smoothly

• Ordered replacement parts and coordinated repairs to prevent future issues
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Q4. What is your understanding about food safety
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Food safety refers to the practices and procedures that ensure food is safe to eat and free from contamination.
• Understanding and implementing proper hygiene practices in food handling and preparation

• Knowledge of temperature control to prevent bacterial growth

• Awareness of cross-contamination risks and how to prevent them

• Familiarity with food storage guidelines to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage

• Compliance with fo...read more
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Q5. What is your idea about tools in lean
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Tools in lean refer to techniques and methods used to streamline processes and eliminate waste.
• Tools in lean help identify and eliminate inefficiencies in production processes

• Examples of tools in lean include value stream mapping, 5S, kanban, and kaizen

• These tools are used to improve productivity, quality, and overall efficiency in production
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Q1. How would you do hazard analysis in food
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Hazard analysis in food involves identifying potential hazards in the production process to ensure food safety.
• Identify potential hazards such as biological, chemical, and physical contaminants.

• Evaluate the likelihood of these hazards occurring and the severity of their potential impact on food safety.

• Implement control measures to prevent or eliminate hazards, such as proper sanitation practices and temperature control...read more
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Q1. Production planning
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Q2. Demand handling , labour handling , shift incharge
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Q1. Regarding job profile ,
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Q2. Hike percentage
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Q1. Past company experience
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Q1. Past company experience
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Q1. What were your job responsibilities, and how many team members were working with you?
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I was responsible for overseeing the production process, managing the team, and ensuring project deadlines were met.
• Managed a team of 10 production staff members

• Coordinated production schedules and workflow

• Ensured quality control and adherence to project specifications

• Implemented process improvements to increase efficiency

• Communicated with clients and stakeholders to provide project updates
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Q2. How do you define job responsibilities, and how do you make decisions in emergency situations?
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I define job responsibilities clearly and make decisions in emergency situations based on prioritization and quick assessment.
• Define job responsibilities through clear communication and setting expectations

• Prioritize tasks based on urgency and impact

• Assess the situation quickly and gather relevant information before making a decision

• Communicate effectively with team members and stakeholders during emergencies

• Stay calm ...read more
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Q1. What types of machines should you control? What is the difference between preventive and predictive maintenance? How can you determine when preventive maintenance should be performed?
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Types of machines to control, difference between preventive and predictive maintenance, determining when preventive maintenance should be performed
• Types of machines to control can include manufacturing equipment, HVAC systems, vehicles, etc.

• Preventive maintenance involves routine inspections and tasks to prevent breakdowns, while predictive maintenance uses data to predict when maintenance is needed.

• Determining when pr...read more
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Q2. What is the capacity of the machine, and what is its daily output?
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The machine has a capacity of 100 units and produces 500 units daily.
• Capacity of the machine is 100 units

• Daily output of the machine is 500 units

• Efficiency of the machine allows for high daily production
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