SKH Metals Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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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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Q1. What are the steps involved in the manufacturing process?
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The manufacturing process involves several steps from raw material acquisition to final product assembly.
• 1. Raw material acquisition - sourcing materials needed for production

• 2. Design and planning - creating a blueprint for the product

• 3. Production - manufacturing the product using machinery and labor

• 4. Quality control - ensuring the product meets standards

• 5. Packaging and shipping - preparing the product for distribu...read more
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Q2. What is 5s
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5s is a workplace organization method that focuses on creating a clean and organized work environment to improve efficiency and safety.
• Sort - Separate needed tools, materials, and instructions from unneeded items.

• Set in order - Arrange items in a logical order for easy access and use.

• Shine - Clean and inspect work areas regularly to maintain cleanliness and identify issues.

• Standardize - Establish standards and procedur...read more
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