SKF SQA Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Technical skill required 5 core tools required
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Q2. Background related
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Q1. 8D problem solving tool
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8D problem solving tool is a structured approach to identify, correct, and prevent recurring problems.
• 8D stands for 8 disciplines, each representing a step in the problem-solving process

• Steps include defining the problem, forming a team, identifying root causes, implementing corrective actions, and preventing recurrence

• Used in industries like automotive, manufacturing, and healthcare to address quality issues

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Q2. Core tools of quality
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Core tools of quality include Six Sigma, Lean, Total Quality Management, and Statistical Process Control.
• Six Sigma focuses on reducing defects and improving processes.

• Lean aims to eliminate waste and improve efficiency.

• Total Quality Management emphasizes continuous improvement and customer satisfaction.

• Statistical Process Control involves monitoring and controlling processes using statistical methods.
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Q1. Basic Questions
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Q1. Technical knowledge check related to work
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Cypress structures. POM, framework, and. writing a query.

Q1. Cypress commands get/ visit/ only,cy
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Tell me about your past experience
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Q1. What is difference between QA. And QC?
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QA focuses on preventing defects, while QC focuses on identifying and fixing defects.
• QA stands for Quality Assurance and is a proactive process that focuses on preventing defects by establishing processes and standards.

• QC stands for Quality Control and is a reactive process that focuses on identifying and fixing defects through testing and inspection.

• QA involves activities like requirement analysis, test planning, and ...read more
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Q2. Least count of different instruments
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The least count of an instrument refers to the smallest measurement that can be accurately made using that instrument.
• The least count is determined by the precision of the instrument.

• Instruments with higher precision have smaller least counts.

• Examples of instruments with different least counts include rulers, vernier calipers, micrometers, and electronic measuring devices.
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Total 80 Question from quantative aptitude,reasoning and english.

Q1. Technical question relatrd to your qualification.
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Q2. Since i am from Electrical,so most of question from power system and electrical Machine.
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Q1. In HR round they only judge your communication skill.
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Q1. 8D,7QC tools, Supplier rating
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Q2. SpC,MSA,Root cause analysis.
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General reasoning with maths calculations