Petrofac Engineering India PDS Designer Interview Questions and Answers for Freshers

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Q1. About your present work
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Q1. What is Material management for you
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Material management involves planning, organizing, and controlling the flow of materials from acquisition to use or disposal.
• Involves planning, organizing, and controlling materials

• Ensures materials are available when needed

• Optimizes inventory levels to minimize costs

• Tracks and monitors material usage and waste

• Coordinates with suppliers for timely delivery
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Q2. Diploma parcnetage and how many experience and quality and control your work and your planing and safety etc manpower handling billing and material bbs planning drawing reading etc
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Q3. Work related planing and daily miting and how many men power and than lebour basis work and safety point tbt and next planning etc
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Q1. What about your self
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Q2. Cpk and cpk difference
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Cpk and cpk are statistical measures used to assess the capability of a process to meet specifications.
• Cpk measures how well a process can produce output within specification limits.

• Cpk takes into account both the mean and the variation of the process.

• Cpk is calculated as the minimum of (USL - mean) / (3 * standard deviation) and (mean - LSL) / (3 * standard deviation).

• Cpk should be at least 1.33 to indicate a capable ...read more
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Q3. Proces audit defination
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Q4. Product audit defination
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Q5. IATF and ISO documentation
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Q1. 1) self introduction 2) Previous company roles and responsibility 3) qms and iatf system 4) Supplier quality assurance 5) Supplier audit, visit, evaluation 6) Process audit and iqa 7) Closing NC with 8d re...read more
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Q2. What is your family background?
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Q3. Share details of your previous job.
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Q4. Why are you looking for a change?
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Q1. 3d need split core cavity
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A split core cavity is necessary for creating 3D designs.
• Split core cavity allows for easier removal of the final product from the mold.

• It also allows for more complex designs to be created.

• Examples include intricate jewelry designs and detailed automotive parts.

• Split core cavity can be achieved through various methods such as using sliders or lifters.

• It is important to consider the material being used and the desired
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Q2. Shrinkage of plastics
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Shrinkage of plastics is a common issue in injection molding.
• Shrinkage occurs when the plastic cools and solidifies, causing it to contract.

• Factors affecting shrinkage include material type, mold design, and processing conditions.

• Compensating for shrinkage can be done by adjusting the mold or adding more material.

• Examples of plastics prone to shrinkage include ABS, polycarbonate, and nylon.
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