Renault-Nissan Process Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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Q2. Why you come in my company.
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Group discussion for the shortlist resume.

Q1. How much salary do you expect.
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Q1. OEE,FMEA, CC, LINE BALANCING,
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Q2. MTTR, MTBF, PERSONAL INTERVIEW
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Q1. FMEA, Sop, Poka yoke, 5s, OEE, Takt time, PDCA, About project.
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Q2. Manpower handling , problem solving, loss management,
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Q1. Posh, project, cost saving, about kaizen. Manpower handling,
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About previous company experience

Q1. About Tpm activities
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Q2. What about Process flow
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Process flow refers to the sequence of steps or activities involved in completing a task or project.
• Process flow helps in visualizing the steps involved in a process

• It helps in identifying bottlenecks or inefficiencies in the process

• It can be represented using flowcharts, diagrams, or written procedures

• Process flow can be optimized to improve efficiency and productivity
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Q3. How to handle manpower conflict
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Manpower conflicts can be handled by addressing the root cause, promoting open communication, setting clear expectations, and seeking mediation if necessary.
• Address the root cause of the conflict by identifying the underlying issues and discussing them openly with the parties involved.

• Promote open communication by encouraging team members to express their concerns and actively listening to their perspectives.

• Set clear ...read more
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Q4. What about Fmea
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FMEA stands for Failure Mode and Effects Analysis, a systematic method for identifying and preventing potential failures in a process or product.
• FMEA helps in identifying potential failure modes, their causes, and the effects of these failures.

• It prioritizes the failures based on their severity, occurrence, and detectability.

• FMEA is commonly used in industries like automotive, aerospace, and healthcare to improve quali...read more
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Q5. Daily day activities
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Q1. Self intro, 5s, 7Qc tools
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Q1. Paint process, self inro
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Q2. Painting process
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Q1. Difference between Ignition spark engine and compression Spark engine
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Ignition spark engine uses a spark plug to ignite the air-fuel mixture, while compression spark engine ignites the mixture through compression.
• Ignition spark engine uses a spark plug to create a spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture

• Compression spark engine relies on the heat generated by compressing the air-fuel mixture to ignite it

• Examples: Ignition spark engine - gasoline engines, Compression spark engine - diesel
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Q1. Technician knowledge
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Q2. Experience in Automobile
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I have 5 years of experience working in the automobile industry, including roles in sales, marketing, and customer service.
• Worked as a sales representative for a major car dealership, achieving monthly sales targets consistently

• Managed marketing campaigns for new car launches, resulting in a 20% increase in sales

• Handled customer service inquiries and resolved issues promptly to ensure customer satisfaction
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Q3. My old experience Indian Army
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