SKH Group Production Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Resume generic questions
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Q1. Asked about machine work and hands on work
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Q1. Basic things about your current job and company
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Q1. More technical questions about my day to day activities
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Q1. Family details salary details
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Q2. No only one HR questions
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Technical skills
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Q3. Experience in background company
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I have 2 years of experience working at XYZ Company as a Junior Engineer.
• Worked on various projects related to mechanical engineering

• Collaborated with senior engineers to design and implement solutions

• Participated in testing and troubleshooting processes

• Attended training sessions to enhance technical skills
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Weld shop related and Assembly shop

Q1. What is resistance welding?
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Resistance welding is a welding process that uses the heat generated by passing current through the resistance caused by the contact between two metal surfaces.
• Uses heat generated by passing current through the resistance between metal surfaces

• Common types include spot welding, seam welding, and projection welding

• Suitable for joining materials like steel, stainless steel, and aluminum
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Q2. What is Engine assembly?
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Engine assembly is the process of putting together all the components of an engine to create a functioning unit.
• Engine assembly involves installing components such as pistons, crankshaft, camshaft, and cylinder heads.

• Tightening bolts to specific torque specifications is crucial to ensure proper functioning.

• Quality control checks are performed throughout the assembly process to ensure accuracy and reliability.

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Q3. What is press shop?
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Press shop is a manufacturing facility where metal components are formed using presses and dies.
• Press shop uses presses and dies to shape metal components.

• Presses apply force to deform metal sheets into desired shapes.

• Dies are used to cut, bend, or stretch metal into specific shapes.

• Common processes in press shops include stamping, punching, and deep drawing.
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Q4.  What is Forklift and eop can operating ?
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A forklift is a powered industrial truck used to lift and move materials over short distances.
• Forklifts are commonly used in warehouses, construction sites, and manufacturing facilities.

• They have a hydraulic lifting mechanism and forks for lifting and carrying heavy loads.

• Operators need to be trained and certified to operate a forklift safely.

• Common types of forklifts include counterbalance, reach trucks, and pallet ja
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Q1. What is symbol of drawing
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Symbols in drawing represent specific elements, materials, or instructions, aiding in clear communication of design intent.
• Symbols simplify complex information, e.g., electrical symbols like resistors and capacitors.

• They ensure consistency across drawings, such as using the same symbol for a door in architectural plans.

• Symbols can indicate material types, like hatching patterns for different materials in engineering dr...read more
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Q2. What is skill matrix
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A skill matrix is a tool used to assess and visualize the skills of team members against project requirements.
• Helps identify skill gaps within a team.

• Facilitates targeted training and development plans.

• Enables better resource allocation for projects.

• Example: A software team may list skills like Java, Python, and SQL, rating each member's proficiency.
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Q3. What is go gauge
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A go gauge is a precision tool used to check the dimensional accuracy of parts, ensuring they meet specified tolerances.
• Used in manufacturing to verify that a part fits within specified limits.

• Typically consists of a 'go' side that should fit and a 'no-go' side that should not fit.

• Example: A go gauge for a hole might be a pin that fits perfectly, while a no-go gauge would be a larger pin that does not fit.

• Helps in main...read more
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