Interview questions sheet metal company recruitment

  • Sheet metal and auto ancillary companies (industries) mostly ask interview questions.

  1. What are the types of welding?
  2. What are the types of metals used in sheet metal works?
  3. What are the compositions of metal used in automobiles bodies?
  4. What properties of metal do we focus on use in the automotive sector?
  5. How much gun force is required for better spot weld strength?
  6. How do we carry out the spot welding process?
  7. What are the types of defects that can come during the Spot welding process?
  8. What medium is used for cooling gun temperature?
  9. How does cooling water use in the welding machine gets cool?
  10. What is the life of tip used for welding guns?
  11. How do we improve spot quality?
  12. What are the spot strength testing processes we used?
  13. What should be the spot diameter?
  14. What are the instruments used in the automotive industry?
  15. What is the relation gauge?
  16. In the co2 welding process which gas is used?
  17. In what proportion gases used in co2 welding for better weld quality?
  18. What is The of Co2? Welding
  19. Which metal wire is used in co2 welding?
  20. What is the diameter of the wire used in co2 welding?
  21. What should be the torch angle in co2 welding?
  22. How much current and voltage is required for better quality co2 welding?
  23. What are the defects we observed during co2 welding?
  24. What are the Operations we use to carry out in any press shop?
  25. What is projection welding?
  26. What is co2 welding?
  27. What is spot welding?
  28. What is torque checking criteria for projection welding?
  29. How should we carry our inspection process for zero defects?
  30. What is the prodution report?
  31. What is the monthly schedule? 
  32. What is the lineup? 
  33. What is ppm?
  34. What are the QC tools?
  35. What is 5S?
  36. What is lean manufacturing?
  37. What is the cycle time?
  38. What are the robot company u know which are mostly doing business in the automotive industry?  
  39. How do we face customer complaints? 
  40. What is the role of a maintenance engineer on the shop floor?  
  41. What is the role of a quality engineer?
  42. What is the role of a production engineer?
  43. What is the role of a manufacturing engineer?
  44. Difference between welding fusion and penetration?
  45. What is the formula to calculate penetration?
  46. What is fusion?
  47. What should be the gas flow rate?
  48. What should be the wire feeding rate?
  49. Why do blow holes come during welding?
  50. Why do we use the tig welding process?
  51. What filler material used in tig welding? 
  52. What is the composition of tip material?
  53. What is 8D?
  54. What are the steps of an 8D analysis?
  55. What is MSA?
  56. What are the CTQ parameters?
  57. What is the layout inspection?
  58. What are the reports we use to follow monthly as an audit?
  59. What is CMM?
  60. What is IPO? 
  61. What is NDT?
  62. What is root cause analysis?
  63. What is IHR?
  64. What is the spotting layout?
  65. What is a sealant?
  66. Why do we use sealant in the automotive industry?
  67. What do documents come under the Quality department?
  68. Difference between QA and QC?
  69. What is Audit and types of the audit?
  70. What is draw operations?
  71. What are the defects we observed in the press operation? 
  72. What are the types of machines in tonnes used in the press shop?
  73. What is kaizen?
  74. What is poka-yoke?
  75. What are the types of kaizen?
  76. What is warranty failure? 
  77. What is the gauge calibration?
  78. What is FMEA?
  79. What is the control plane?
  80. What is OEE? 
  81. What is CBM in maintenance?
  82. What are the TPM pillars?
  83. What are PPAP and APQP?
  84. What are the lean tools?
  85. What are the carbon test and nugget tests in spot weld? 
  86. What is fault tree analysis? 
  87. What is pilot bach? 
  88. What is photoshop?
  89. What is mass production? 
  90. How do we maintain material handling in the best way? 
  91. What is PPE we should use in the automotive industry? 
  92. What is DIE?
  93. What are the data we should collect for MRM?
  94. What are the ISO documents? 
  95. What is PDI? 
  96. What is the action plan? 
  97. What is the inspection agreement? 
  98. What is DWM? 
  99. What is KPI? 
  100. Why do we avoid using oily parts in welding? 
  101. What are foam parts and why does it use in manufacturing?   




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