You notice a safety issue with a procedure on the line. The procedure has been done this way for years. You advise the line workers to perform it differently, but they refuse, saying they've done it the same way for years. They threaten to stop working if they have to do it differently. How do you handle it?
What is reverse osmosis? and in reverse osmosis whether the liquid flows from higher media to lower media or from lower media to higher media? a second PU question was not expected by me and kept me in a confusion.
How would you handle an employee who refused to do their job?
Would would you do in this instance?
How flexible are you with your hours and the potential for overtime.
Or question but roll play, was a situation where a belt was damaged and you needed to mediate between mechanic and electrician to get it fixed.
Ever supervised anyone?
Are you available to work 24/7?
What is your personal shortcoming?
Why did I leave my current employer? The position was for a short term commitment when manufacturing requirements exceeded their capacity.
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