SEW Eurodrive india Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. 1] about motors 2] about drives 3] about projects 4] prepare your resume
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Q2. Prepare your resume
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Q3. About your technical knowledge
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Q4. About motors and drives
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Q1. The interview was good but I was not selected for it because of some personal issue good company
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Q2. Simple English clear concept
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Q3. About project discussion question answer
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Q4. About sales skills and confidence
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Q1. Basics of gear motor, Inverter, industrial automation application, calculation of velocity and torque, gear motor selection criteria, solution oriented questions
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Q1. What is your experience working in Prodution & Quality processes for Drives and assembly of the same?
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I have extensive experience in managing production and quality processes for drives and their assembly.
• Managed production and quality processes for drives and their assembly at XYZ company

• Implemented lean manufacturing principles to improve efficiency and reduce waste

• Developed and implemented quality control procedures to ensure product meets customer specifications

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to identify a...read more
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Q2. What are your salary expectations?
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Q3. Are you ready to relocate?
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Q4. What best practices of Production and Quality processes are followed in your company?
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Q1. What are the production processes including batch production, just in time, lean processes?
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Production processes include batch production, just in time, and lean processes.
• Batch production involves producing a large quantity of a product at once.

• Just in time involves producing products as they are needed to minimize inventory.

• Lean processes involve minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency.

• Examples of lean processes include Six Sigma and Kaizen.

• Examples of batch production include baking a large batch of coo...read more
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Q2. What issues normally occur during assembling parts of drive?
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Issues during drive assembly include misalignment, incorrect torque, and defective parts.
• Misalignment of parts can cause issues with the drive's performance.

• Incorrect torque can lead to parts coming loose or breaking.

• Defective parts can cause the drive to malfunction or fail.

• Other issues may include improper lubrication, contamination, or damage during assembly.
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Q3. Have have directly worked hand son as a production engineer?
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Q4. How will you manage people older than you?
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Q5. How will you assist team in maintenance of production equipements & finished products?
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I will ensure regular maintenance of production equipment and finished products to ensure quality and efficiency.
• Develop and implement a maintenance schedule for all production equipment.

• Train team members on proper maintenance procedures.

• Regularly inspect finished products for defects and implement corrective actions.

• Collaborate with other departments to identify and address production issues.

• Ensure compliance with sa...read more
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Q1. What is Veriner Caliper L.C. ?
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Vernier Caliper L.C. is a precision measuring instrument used to measure the dimensions of an object with high accuracy.
• Vernier Caliper L.C. is commonly used in engineering and manufacturing industries.

• It consists of a main scale and a sliding vernier scale that allows for precise measurements.

• The Vernier Caliper L.C. can measure both internal and external dimensions, as well as depth.

• It provides measurements in both m...read more
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Q2. What is Micrometer L.C.?
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Micrometer L.C. stands for Micrometer Least Count.
• Micrometer L.C. refers to the smallest measurement that can be read or measured using a micrometer.

• It is the resolution or precision of the micrometer.

• The L.C. is determined by the number of divisions on the micrometer scale and the pitch of the screw.

• For example, if a micrometer has 50 divisions on the scale and the pitch of the screw is 0.5 mm, then the L.C. would be
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Q1. Whats ur future plan
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My future plan is to continue growing in my career as an Assistant Manager, taking on more responsibilities and eventually moving into a managerial role.
• I plan to enhance my leadership skills by taking on additional projects and leading a team

• I will actively seek opportunities for professional development and training

• I aim to build strong relationships with colleagues and superiors to gain their trust and support

• I will...read more
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Q2. Where do see your self
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I see myself as an Assistant Manager who is dedicated to leading a team towards success and continuously improving processes.
• I have a strong track record of successfully managing teams and achieving targets.

• I am constantly seeking opportunities to learn and grow in my role.

• I believe in fostering a positive work environment and motivating team members.

• I am committed to implementing efficient processes and finding innova...read more
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