SKH Metals Interview Questions, Process, and Tips for Experienced

Q1. Details of costing method
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Costing method refers to the process of determining the expenses associated with a particular product or service.
• Costing methods include job costing, process costing, activity-based costing, and absorption costing.

• Job costing is used for unique products or services, while process costing is used for standardized products.

• Activity-based costing assigns costs based on the activities that drive them.

• Absorption costing inc...read more
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Q3. What is the engine ??
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The engine is a machine that converts fuel into mechanical energy to power vehicles, machines, or equipment.
• Converts fuel into mechanical energy

• Powers vehicles, machines, or equipment

• Can be internal combustion engine or electric motor
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Q4. What is the wire bonding machine
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A wire bonding machine is a tool used in semiconductor manufacturing to connect wires to semiconductor devices.
• Wire bonding machines use heat, pressure, and ultrasonic energy to bond wires to semiconductor devices.

• There are different types of wire bonding machines, such as ball bonding and wedge bonding machines.

• Wire bonding is a crucial step in the production of integrated circuits and other semiconductor devices.
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Q1. Salery structure explains
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Salary structure refers to the way an organization determines and defines employee compensation.
• Salary structure includes base pay, bonuses, benefits, and other forms of compensation.

• It is important for an organization to have a clear and fair salary structure to attract and retain top talent.

• Salary structure can vary by industry, job function, and geographic location.

• For example, a software engineer in San Francisco m...read more
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How to tackle your supplier or treat your suppliers if suppliers payment already delayed and he is denying to providing further material.

Q1. Which grade raw material you are using in current company and what was the difference in grade wise.
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We are currently using grade A raw materials in our company. The difference in grades lies in the quality, purity, and cost of the materials.
• Grade A raw materials are of the highest quality, with superior purity and consistency.

• Grade B raw materials may have slightly lower quality and purity compared to Grade A.

• Grade C raw materials are typically the lowest quality and may have inconsistencies in purity and composition
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Q2. How you finalised the costing, what was the process behind that.
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Costing is finalised through a detailed process involving analysis of expenses, pricing strategies, and market trends.
• Analyze all expenses incurred in the production process, including raw materials, labor, and overhead costs.

• Consider pricing strategies such as cost-plus pricing, value-based pricing, or competitive pricing.

• Evaluate market trends and competitor pricing to ensure competitiveness and profitability.

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Q3. How you calculate the overhead in costing ?
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Overhead in costing is calculated by dividing total indirect costs by a relevant cost driver.
• Identify all indirect costs incurred in the production process.

• Determine a relevant cost driver, such as machine hours or labor hours.

• Divide the total indirect costs by the cost driver to allocate overhead.

• For example, if total indirect costs are $10,000 and the cost driver is machine hours at 1,000 hours, the overhead rate wou
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Q4. How you calculate that, which operation needs which tonnage?
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Tonnage calculation for operations involves analyzing factors like material type, thickness, cutting speed, and machine capacity.
• Analyze the material type being processed

• Consider the thickness of the material

• Take into account the cutting speed of the machine

• Ensure the tonnage does not exceed the machine's capacity

• Use formulas or charts provided by the machine manufacturer for guidance
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