Otis Elevator Production Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell me something about you
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Q1. How to manage production Assembly line??
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To manage production assembly line, one needs to focus on optimizing workflow, ensuring quality control, and maintaining equipment.
• Create a detailed plan for the assembly line process

• Ensure all equipment is functioning properly and maintained regularly

• Implement quality control measures to catch defects early

• Train and manage staff to ensure efficient workflow

• Continuously monitor and analyze production data to identify a
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Q2. Layout of Assembly Process
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The layout of assembly process involves arranging the workstations and equipment in a logical sequence to optimize efficiency.
• Identify the sequence of operations required to assemble the product

• Arrange the workstations and equipment in a logical order to minimize movement and transportation

• Ensure that the layout allows for easy access to tools and materials

• Consider the ergonomics of the workstations to minimize worker ...read more
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Q3. CTQ and CTP differences
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CTQ refers to Critical to Quality while CTP refers to Critical to Process.
• CTQ is a customer-focused metric that measures the quality of a product or service.

• CTP is a process-focused metric that measures the critical steps in a process that affect the quality of the final product.

• CTQ is used to identify customer requirements and ensure they are met.

• CTP is used to identify critical process steps and ensure they are contr...read more
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Q1. What is your special quality
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Q2. What is your special qualification aadd in your cv
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Production planning, manpower handling, machine toolset

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Q1. Plasma welding principle & working method
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Plasma welding uses a high-temperature ionized gas to melt and join metals together.
• Plasma welding involves creating an electrical arc between the workpiece and the electrode, ionizing the gas to form plasma.

• The high temperature of the plasma melts the metals being welded together.

• Plasma welding is commonly used for precision welding of thin materials or in applications where a high level of control is needed.

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Q2. Brazing welding principle & working method
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Brazing welding is a joining process where a filler metal is melted and distributed between two or more close-fitting parts by capillary action.
• Brazing involves heating the base metals to a temperature above 450°C but below their melting point.

• The filler metal, usually in the form of a wire or preformed shape, is then melted and flows into the joint by capillary action.

• The filler metal must wet the base metals and form...read more
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Q1. What is Line balancing
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Line balancing is the process of assigning tasks to workstations in a way that evens out the workload and maximizes efficiency.
• Involves distributing work evenly among workstations

• Minimizes idle time and bottlenecks

• Helps improve productivity and reduce production costs

• Example: In an assembly line, tasks like welding, painting, and assembly are balanced to ensure smooth flow
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Q2. Types of muda and expalin all
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Types of muda in production engineering include overproduction, waiting, transportation, processing, inventory, motion, and defects.
• Overproduction: Producing more than needed, leading to waste of resources.

• Waiting: Delays in production due to inefficient processes or lack of coordination.

• Transportation: Unnecessary movement of materials or products, increasing lead time.

• Processing: Unnecessary steps or complex processe...read more
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Q3. Full repair breakdown rms
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The full repair breakdown rms refers to the detailed analysis of the repair process in a production environment.
• The full repair breakdown includes a step-by-step breakdown of the repair process.

• It provides information on the time taken for each step, the resources used, and any issues encountered.

• The breakdown helps identify bottlenecks, inefficiencies, and areas for improvement in the repair process.

• Examples of data c...read more
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Q1. Production related questions 1)productivity improvement 2)lean manufacturing 3)7 QC tools 4)how to use 7 QC tools on production line 5) previous work experience related questions like about product and p...read more
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