Parts Specialist Interview questions in Canada
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Parts Specialist interview questions shared by candidates
If i had any experience
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Name components of a brake system
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Brake fluid
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Master cylinder, hard brake line, soft brake line, brake pedal, brake caliper, caliper hardware, brake rotor, brake pads (there’s also differences in calipers, dependent on the number of pistons in the caliper). Less
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Pedal Dum Disc brake
How good is your vision?
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What is your Knowledge of PFMEA
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Working knowledge
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The use of process failure pattern and effects analysis, also referred to as the FMEA process, is one of the most popular types of FMEA and focuses on evaluating and improving specific processes. Like FMEA, the results will prioritize higher risks with the goal of improving the process. Completing PFMEA gives managers a structured approach to analyzing potential failures in the manufacturing process, and what is the impact of those failures. That these analyzes must be completed by a team to identify the processes that could truly benefit from FMEA, and to include workers who have extensive experience with the process at hand. PFMEA will not be successful if only one individual works on it. PFMEA completion will also be greatly improved if the team conducts a Gemba rally to determine which processes will truly benefit from PFMEA. Often times companies carry out various analyzes that can consume resources without returns. . Managers can use the PFMEA framework to analyze any processes occurring in the manufacturing scale and improve them accordingly. Less
Describe a time when you had to deal with a difficult customer.
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Are you willing to learn how to do repair work?
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I can not stand getting greasy, I thought to myself. Outloud, i readily agreed!
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Yes, most definitely
How did you enjoy the AIDT class that you took as a prerequisite to work there?
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My ability to drive in poor conditions (during the winter).
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I was able to say I could drive it well enough to make the job on time.
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Thank you for your kind assessment! I want anyone joining the Team to know what they're getting into and have a clear understanding of the scope of work. Thanks again for applying, and know we are always looking for the best employees with a good outlook on getting the job done while also improving themselves! Good luck and keep us in mind for the future! Less