Nirmiti Precision Operations Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Group consisting of HR, related team lead, and group lead. Various basic HR related questions and field related questions

Q1. Base on your cv
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Q2. Technical question depends on your past work
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Q1. Salary negotiation
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Q1. About salary of current company
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Q2. Why leave previous company
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Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth.
• Desire for career advancement

• Looking for new challenges

• Seeking better work-life balance

• Company restructuring or downsizing

• Relocation to a new area
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Q1. Work profile detail
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Q1. One input put is High than output will be high which gate?
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The gate is an OR gate.
• An OR gate produces a high output if any of its inputs are high.

• It follows the logic of 'if A or B or C is high, then the output is high'.

• Examples of OR gates include the 7402 IC and the OR gate symbol in digital circuit diagrams.
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Q2. How to use in multimeter in digital circuits to measure?
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A multimeter can be used in digital circuits to measure voltage, current, and resistance.
• Set the multimeter to the appropriate mode (voltage, current, or resistance)

• Connect the multimeter probes to the circuit

• Read the measurement value on the multimeter display

• Example: To measure voltage, set the multimeter to voltage mode, connect the probes across the component or circuit, and read the voltage value on the display
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Q3. One input is complicate than output will high which gate?
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The gate that has a more complex input than output is the NAND gate.
• NAND gate has an output that is high only when both inputs are low.

• It is considered more complex because it combines the functions of an AND gate and a NOT gate.

• Other gates like AND, OR, and XOR have simpler input-output relationships.
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Q4. The high currents will be flow in___?
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High currents will flow in conductive materials.
• High currents flow through materials with low resistance.

• Conductive materials such as metals allow high currents to pass through them.

• Examples of conductive materials include copper, aluminum, and silver.

• High currents are commonly found in electrical circuits and power transmission systems.
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Q5. How to connect ammeter in circuits
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An ammeter is connected in series with the circuit to measure the current flowing through it.
• Connect the positive terminal of the ammeter to the positive terminal of the power source.

• Connect the negative terminal of the ammeter to the load or component where you want to measure the current.

• Ensure that the ammeter is capable of measuring the expected current range to avoid damaging it.

• Avoid connecting the ammeter direct...read more
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Q2. They ask what you have been done in past company
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Q1. Past project details
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Led a team in implementing a new customer relationship management system for a retail company.
• Managed project timeline and budget effectively

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to gather requirements

• Provided training and support to end users

• Successfully launched the system with minimal disruptions
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Manegement Topic of running our company

Q1. Why Current transformer secondary is open?
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Current transformer secondary is open to prevent damage to the transformer and connected equipment.
• An open secondary circuit prevents excessive current flow and protects the transformer from damage.

• It allows for safe measurement and monitoring of current without risk of short circuits.

• An open secondary also prevents damage to connected equipment by isolating it from high currents.

• In case of a fault or overload, an open...read more
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Q2. What is different between CT and PT?
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CT and PT are both electrical devices used in power systems, but they have different functions and applications.
• CT stands for Current Transformer, while PT stands for Potential Transformer.

• CTs are used to measure and transform high currents into manageable levels for instruments and protective relays.

• PTs are used to measure and transform high voltages into low voltages for instruments and protective relays.

• CTs are typi...read more
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Q3. Draw the single line diagram for HY to LT Panel diagram?
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The single line diagram for HY to LT Panel diagram is a visual representation of the electrical connections and components in the system.
• The single line diagram shows the flow of electrical power from the HY (High Voltage) side to the LT (Low Tension) side.

• It includes the main components such as transformers, circuit breakers, switches, and control devices.

• The diagram also indicates the interconnections between differe...read more
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Q4. How many circuit Breakers used in Electrical system?
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The number of circuit breakers used in an electrical system varies depending on the size and complexity of the system.
• The number of circuit breakers used in an electrical system depends on factors such as the size of the system, the number of circuits, and the specific requirements of the building or facility.

• Residential electrical systems typically have a main circuit breaker at the electrical panel, along with indivi...read more
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Q1. How to manage in power failure situation?
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In a power failure situation, effective management involves ensuring safety, communication, and contingency planning.
• Ensure the safety of employees and customers by providing emergency lighting and clear evacuation procedures.

• Maintain open lines of communication with staff, customers, and relevant authorities to provide updates and coordinate actions.

• Implement contingency plans such as backup power sources, alternative...read more
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Q2. What's the B check in generator?
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B check in a generator refers to a comprehensive inspection and maintenance procedure to ensure its proper functioning.
• B check involves a thorough examination of the generator's components, including the engine, fuel system, cooling system, electrical system, and control panel.

• It includes tasks such as checking for leaks, inspecting belts and hoses, testing the battery, cleaning or replacing filters, and verifying prop...read more
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