IIAHP Interview Questions and Answers

To handle faulty AWC in Compression area, I would follow a systematic approach to identify and resolve the issue.

• First, I would conduct a thorough inspection of the AWC to determine the nature and extent of the fault.

• Next, I would consult the equipment manual or seek guidance from senior production officers to understand the troubleshooting steps specific to the AWC model.

• If the issue is minor, such as a loose connection or a faulty sensor, I would attempt to rectify it mysel...read more

To formulate Metformin SR granules, you need to consider the drug release profile, excipients, granulation method, and coating technique.

• Determine the desired drug release profile, such as immediate release or sustained release.

• Select appropriate excipients like hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC) or ethylcellulose to control drug release.

• Choose a suitable granulation method, such as wet granulation or dry granulation.

• Optimize the granule size and density for uniform drug di...read more

Yes, I can handle world load at Akums.

• I have experience managing large-scale production operations.

• I am skilled at coordinating resources and optimizing workflows.

• I have successfully handled high production volumes in my previous roles.

• I am familiar with implementing strategies to meet global demand.

• I am confident in my ability to handle the workload at Akums.

The Production Officer should inform the immediate supervisor and the safety officer regarding any accident.

• Inform the immediate supervisor as they are responsible for overseeing the production process and ensuring safety protocols are followed.

• Inform the safety officer who is responsible for managing and implementing safety measures in the workplace.

• Provide detailed information about the accident, including the location, nature of the accident, and any injuries sustained.

• Fol...read more

Dissolution and disintegration tests assess how quickly a drug releases its active ingredients in a solution.

• Dissolution test measures the rate at which a drug dissolves in a specific solvent.

• Disintegration test evaluates how quickly a tablet or capsule breaks down into smaller particles.

• Example of dissolution: Testing a tablet in a simulated gastric fluid to see how much active ingredient is released over time.

• Example of disintegration: A test where a tablet is placed in wat...read more