"Manufacturing covers a broad spectrum of jobs, each of which differs in its requirements. The questions you are asked in a manufacturing interview will depend on the tasks you are expected to perform. As most manufacturing jobs revolve around creating components and assembling components into products, you can expect to be interviewed about your ability to perform repetitive assembly line-style tasks with precision and accuracy. You may also be asked about any physical disabilities that would prevent you from lifting heavy objects or performing other typical factory floor tasks."
• Another aspect of the job is assisting our sales department with product application, refinement and development of new product opportunities. Have you been involved in product development or refinement in any of your positions? Tell us more about that.
Working in a small company like Sidco requires all of us to wear many hats and many times to perform or learn tasks outside of our scope or background. Describe a situation where you took initiative or developed a skill outside of your skill base or job scope.
Are you comfortable doing the same thing over and over daily?
Why do you want to work at SpaceX
Where would this fail? (Indicating a physical component in the factory, in this case a welded metal part of the rocket shell)
Pretty standard interview questions. Just several rounds.
What do you need to know to slow down an object moving towards you?
If you had a weight hung from a stand and dropped it into pail of water on a scale, would the weight change?
How you would deal with a conflict at work.
Why are you interested in working for Boeing and what skills can you bring to Boeing?
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