STYLAM Industries Production Engineer Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Q1. Questions will be asked on previous company roles and responsibilities.
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Q1. Basics on structure and finishings
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Q2. Questions on structure and finishings
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About how to make achieve a process in different types of products and how to perform in beyond on work.

In Which code of product is processing immediately note down the concerned register and it's specific time vs actual time mention in the register.

Q1. How you calculate the quantities.
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Calculating quantities involves measuring dimensions, applying formulas, and considering material properties for accurate estimations.
• Measure dimensions: Use tools like tape measures or laser distance meters to get accurate lengths, widths, and heights.

• Apply formulas: For example, to calculate the volume of concrete needed, use the formula: Volume = Length x Width x Height.

• Consider waste factors: Always account for mat...read more
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Q2. Can you make PRW bills.
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Yes, I can create PRW (Project Resource Work) bills, ensuring accurate tracking of project costs and resources.
• Understand the project scope and resource requirements.

• Gather data on labor, materials, and overhead costs.

• Use software tools like Excel or project management software for calculations.

• Ensure compliance with company policies and project budgets.

• Example: Creating a PRW bill for a construction project by detaili...read more
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Q3. Can you help in client billing with senior.
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Q4. Suppose if there is EL .1683, then you shift the instrument what is the elevation of same place.
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If the instrument is shifted, the elevation remains the same at EL 1683 unless adjusted for instrument height.
• Elevation Level (EL): EL 1683 indicates the height above a reference point, typically sea level.

• Instrument Shift: Shifting the instrument does not change the elevation of the point being measured unless the instrument's height is altered.

• Example: If the instrument is moved horizontally but remains at the same h...read more
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Q5. Are you make bar bending shedule.
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Yes, I can create a bar bending schedule to optimize reinforcement in construction projects.
• A bar bending schedule (BBS) lists the type, quantity, and dimensions of reinforcement bars needed.

• It helps in estimating material requirements and costs effectively.

• For example, in a slab, I would specify the number of bars, their lengths, and bending details.

• BBS also aids in ensuring compliance with design specifications and s...read more
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Q1. Cable laying process
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The cable laying process involves planning, trenching, installation, and testing for effective electrical distribution.
• Planning: Assess the route and determine cable type based on load requirements.

• Trenching: Excavate the ground to lay cables, ensuring proper depth and width.

• Installation: Place cables in trenches, using protective conduits if necessary.

• Backfilling: Cover the cables with soil, ensuring no sharp objects ...read more
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Q2. Transformers testing
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Q3. Oil filtration process
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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Q2. Share details of your previous job.
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Q3. Why should we hire you?
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Q4. Why are you looking for a change?
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Q5. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
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Q6. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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Q7. Tell me about yourself.
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