StarAgri Assistant Lab Operations Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What basic knowledge do you possess about your working field?
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Q2. Daily Consumption and Production
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Q3. What are the raw materials used in the production process?
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Q4. What technical data is available for the equipment?
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Q1. Process of DFA, vehicle assembly mockup on teamcenter.
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Q1. Your job experience
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Q1. What are your expectations from samsung
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Q1. Of nay questions for lab quality
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Q1. If nay questions for civil quality
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Q2. Lab quality Contractions any questions lab assistant
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Q1. Robot parts and their function
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Robot parts and their function
• Sensors - detect surroundings and provide input for decision-making (e.g. proximity sensors, cameras)

• Actuators - move the robot or its parts (e.g. motors, servos)

• Controller - processes sensor data and sends commands to actuators (e.g. microcontroller, computer)

• Power source - provides energy for operation (e.g. batteries, power supply)

• Manipulators - perform tasks (e.g. grippers, arms)

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Q1. How to coordinate with project team when doing new project.
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Q1. All the machining processes and difference between SI and CI engines
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Machining processes involve shaping materials using various tools, while SI and CI engines differ in their ignition systems.
• Machining processes involve cutting, drilling, grinding, and shaping materials to create a desired shape or size.

• SI (Spark Ignition) engines use a spark plug to ignite the air-fuel mixture, commonly found in gasoline-powered vehicles.

• CI (Compression Ignition) engines rely on compression to ignite ...read more
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Q2. Difference between 4 stroke and 2 stroke engine
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4 stroke engines have separate intake, compression, power, and exhaust strokes, while 2 stroke engines combine intake and compression in one stroke and power and exhaust in another.
• 4 stroke engines have a more complex design with separate components for each stroke

• 2 stroke engines are simpler and lighter due to combining functions in fewer strokes

• 4 stroke engines are more fuel efficient and produce less pollution

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Q1. Ask about previous plant details
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Q2. Howyou handle manpower
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General aptitude test of 30- 40 questions