Pricol Engineering Industries Manufacturing Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is quality control
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Quality control is a process used to ensure that products or services meet specified requirements and standards.
• Quality control involves monitoring and testing products or services to ensure they meet predetermined standards

• It helps identify defects or errors in the production process

• Quality control aims to prevent defects and improve the overall quality of products or services

• Examples include inspecting products for d...read more
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Q2. What is inspection -The fire prevention service will carry out an inspection of the building next
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Inspection is a thorough examination or assessment of a building or equipment to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
• Inspections involve checking for potential hazards, defects, or violations of codes and standards.

• Inspectors may use tools such as cameras, measuring devices, or testing equipment during the inspection.

• The purpose of an inspection is to identify and address any issues that could pose a risk to ...read more
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Q1. What is manufacturing
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Manufacturing is the process of producing goods through the use of labor, machines, tools, and chemical or biological processing.
• Manufacturing involves transforming raw materials into finished products

• It includes various processes such as casting, molding, cutting, welding, and assembling

• Manufacturing can be done in industries like automotive, aerospace, electronics, and pharmaceuticals
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Q2. What are the type of manufacturing
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Types of manufacturing include additive manufacturing, subtractive manufacturing, and formative manufacturing.
• Additive manufacturing: building up materials layer by layer, such as 3D printing

• Subtractive manufacturing: removing material from a solid block to create the final product, such as CNC machining

• Formative manufacturing: shaping materials into the desired form, such as forging or casting
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Q3. What are the 5 process type
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The 5 process types are continuous, batch, job shop, project, and line.
• Continuous process involves uninterrupted flow of production, like in oil refineries.

• Batch process produces a group of products at one time, like in pharmaceuticals.

• Job shop process is customized and flexible, like in machine shops.

• Project process is unique and temporary, like in construction projects.

• Line process is repetitive and standardized, lik
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Q4. 1 Structured Process (Production Process) Structured processes can be production processes producing products and services. ... 2 Case-type Process (Semi-structured, loosely structured) ... 3 Research Proc...read more
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Structured processes can be production processes producing products and services. The process of an assembly line is a good example. Not all production processes are structured, but there is a tendency to make them as structured as possible.
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General topic were to be discussed

Q1. Question which test our understanding in subjects were asked
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Q2. How energy of steam is measured
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Energy of steam is measured in terms of its temperature and pressure.
• Energy of steam is typically measured in units of kilojoules per kilogram (kJ/kg).

• The energy content of steam can also be measured in terms of its enthalpy, which is the total heat content of the steam.

• Steam tables are often used to determine the energy content of steam at different temperatures and pressures.

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Q3. What is entropy
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Entropy is a measure of the amount of disorder or randomness in a system.
• Entropy increases in a closed system over time.

• It is a thermodynamic property that quantifies the unavailability of a system's thermal energy for conversion into mechanical work.

• Entropy can also be thought of as a measure of the number of possible arrangements of a system.

• For example, a cup of hot coffee left on a table will eventually cool down a...read more
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Q1. Why would you not go for higher studies
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Q2. Maintenance would be monotonous, will you be ok with it
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I am comfortable with monotonous tasks as they are essential for ensuring the smooth functioning of equipment and systems.
• I understand that maintenance is crucial for preventing breakdowns and ensuring safety in mechanical systems.

• I am detail-oriented and enjoy troubleshooting and problem-solving, which are often required in maintenance tasks.

• I believe in the importance of routine maintenance to prolong the lifespan of...read more
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Q1. Pneumatics related
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Q2. Hydraulic related
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Q3. MTTB @ MTTR calculation
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MTTB @ MTTR calculation is used to measure the reliability of a system.
• MTTB stands for Mean Time Between Failures and MTTR stands for Mean Time To Repair.

• MTTB is the average time between two consecutive failures of a system.

• MTTR is the average time required to repair a failed system.

• MTTB @ MTTR calculation is used to measure the reliability of a system.

• The formula for MTTB @ MTTR is MTTB / (MTTB + MTTR).
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Q4. Rolls and responsibilities
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Q5. Before company experience
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Q1. How much before CTC expected CTC
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Expected CTC should be discussed during the interview process.
• It is important to research industry standards and company salary ranges before giving a number.

• Consider the job responsibilities, experience, and qualifications when determining expected CTC.

• Be open to negotiation and understand the company's benefits package.

• Avoid giving a specific number too early in the interview process.

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Q2. How much experience
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Q1. Hydraulics and pneumatics
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Q2. Valves,NAS values
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Q3. Conveyors ,cylinders
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Q4. Previous company experience
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I worked as a Mechanical Engineer focusing on product design, project management, and process optimization in a manufacturing environment.
• Led a team of engineers in designing a new HVAC system, improving energy efficiency by 20%.

• Managed multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring on-time delivery and adherence to budget constraints.

• Implemented Lean Manufacturing principles, reducing waste by 15% and increasing productio...read more
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Q1. Where are you from
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I am from a small town in the Midwest called Springfield.
• I grew up in a close-knit community surrounded by farmland.

• Springfield is known for its annual county fair and historic downtown area.

• Despite its small size, Springfield has a strong sense of community and pride.
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Q2. How experience you mechanical
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I have 5 years of experience in mechanical engineering, specializing in HVAC systems design and analysis.
• 5 years of experience in mechanical engineering

• Specialize in HVAC systems design and analysis

• Proficient in CAD software for design projects

• Experience with project management and team collaboration

• Knowledge of industry standards and regulations
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Q3. Your last working place
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I worked at a manufacturing company specializing in automotive components.
• Designed and tested various automotive components such as engine parts and suspension systems

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to ensure product quality and efficiency

• Utilized CAD software for design and analysis purposes
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Q4. How much you have expected salary
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I am looking for a competitive salary based on my experience, skills, and the industry standard.
• Research industry standards for Mechanical Engineers in the specific location

• Consider years of experience and level of expertise

• Factor in additional benefits such as healthcare, retirement plans, etc.

• Be prepared to negotiate based on the job responsibilities and company budget
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The test contained less aptitude questions whereas there were more core technical questions

Q1. It was completely technical. They ask about your favourite paper during your bachelor’s and ask questions based on it. They might also ask about your projects or competitions that you have mentioned in the...read more
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Q1. This round was supposed to be HR but it ended up being technical. The questions were basic questions from your stream of engineering. Mostly one word answer questions that you find on google
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IT WAS GOOD IT WAS 30 MIN LONG

GIVEN A TOPIC ABOUT Ev

Q1. Basic questions where given regarding tyres and vehicle dynamics
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Q1. Why you wanna join mrf
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I want to join MRF because of their reputation for innovation and excellence in the field of mechanical engineering.
• MRF is known for their cutting-edge technology and research in the automotive industry

• I am impressed by MRF's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction

• I believe that working at MRF will provide me with valuable experience and opportunities for growth
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