Ernst & Young Interview Questions and Answers

Manufacturing planning involves day to day, weekly, monthly and yearly planning to ensure efficient operations.

• Create a production schedule based on demand and capacity

• Monitor inventory levels and adjust production accordingly

• Review and analyze production data to identify areas for improvement

• Collaborate with other departments to ensure smooth operations

• Regularly review and update the manufacturing plan to adapt to changing circumstances

Managed teams of up to 50 employees across multiple departments, providing training, coaching, and performance evaluations.

• Managed teams of various sizes across multiple departments

• Provided training and coaching to team members

• Conducted performance evaluations and provided feedback

• Implemented strategies to improve team productivity and morale

• Handled conflicts and resolved issues within the team

• Maintained open communication with team members and upper management

I have extensive work experience in handling high-pressure equipment and systems.

• Managed and operated high-pressure steam boilers in a power plant

• Handled high-pressure hydraulic systems in a manufacturing facility

• Implemented safety protocols for pressure vessels in compliance with industry standards

• Trained and supervised personnel on safe pressure handling practices

Inventor is a 3D CAD software with basic commands like sketching, extruding, revolving, and filleting.

• Sketching: Create 2D sketches to form the basis of 3D models

• Extruding: Turn 2D sketches into 3D objects by pulling them along a specified axis

• Revolving: Create 3D objects by revolving a 2D sketch around an axis

• Filleting: Round off sharp edges and corners of 3D objects

• Other basic commands include chamfering, mirroring, patterning, and aligning

• Inventor also has advanced command...read more

The flow chart of input material to final dispatch involves several stages of processing and quality checks.

• Raw materials are received and inspected for quality

• Materials are then processed and assembled into finished products

• Quality checks are performed at various stages to ensure compliance with standards

• Finished products are packaged and labeled for shipment

• Products are then dispatched to customers or distribution centers