1.

describe urself
Iam passionate about my work. Because I
love what I do, I have a steady source of
motivation that drives me to do my best.
I am ambitious and driven. I thrive on
challenge and constantly set goals for
myself, so I have something to strive
toward. I’m not comfortable with settling,
and I’m always looking for an opportunity
to do better and achieve greatness.
I am highly organized. I always take notes,
and I use a series of tools to help myself
stay on top of deadlines. I like to keep a
clean workspace and create a logical filing
method so I’m always able to find what I
need. I find this increases efficiency and
helps the rest of the team stay on track,
too.
I’m a people-person. I love meeting new
people and learning about their lives and
their backgrounds. I can almost always find
common ground with strangers, and I like
making people feel comfortable in my
presence.
I’m a natural leader. I’ve eventually been
promoted to a leadership role in almost
every job because I like to help people. I
find co-workers usually come to me with
questions or concerns even when I’m not in
a leadership role because if I don’t know
the answer, I’ll at least point them in the
right direction.
I am results-oriented, constantly checking in
with the goal to determine how close or
how far away we are and what it will take
to make it happen. I find this pressure
inspiring and a great motivator for the rest
of the team.
I am an excellent communicator. I pride
myself on making sure people have the
right information because it drives better
results. Most business issues stem from
poor communication, so I feel a
responsibility to keep everyone on the
same page
2.strength
I’m very collaborative and have always
preferred to work in groups. I’m an
empathetic person who’s skilled at relating
to people and making them feel heard. I’m
obsessed with the newest version of
software. i’m thorough and
tenacious. When I’m on a project, I keep
track of the details. I never miss a
deadline. I’m highly organized, and I’ve
applied my natural skill for organizing
people and projects to all aspects of my
work

3.weakness
I tend to be a perfectionist and can linger
on the details of a project which can
threaten deadlines.

4.list down unit op.

Absorption
Membrane Process: Reverse osmosis
Ultrafiltration, Dialysis, Electrodialysis
Adsorption and desorption Pressure Swing
adsorption Chromatography
Crushing Grinding ,Pulverizing and
Screening
Distillation: Batch distillation Flash
distillation, Azeotropic distillation,
Extractive distillation Reactive distillation
Liquid- Liquid extraction

Solid liquid extraction

Evaporation
Striping
Fluidisation
Sublimation
Crystallisation
Solvent extraction

5.if QA department-read on titration / how

gloves are manufactured?
The flow of the production process of latex
glove in TG Company is former cleaning,
coagulant dipping, drying, latex dipping,
leaching, beading, vulcanizing, post
leaching, slurry dipping, stripping, tumbling,
and quality control
Former Cleaning
Before the latex can be process to the
coagulant dipping process into hand-
shaped, the glove formers need to be
cleaned before it can be used to form hand-
shaped latex gloves. Firstly, glove former
must be dipping into an acid bath and then
rinse with clean water. Secondly, an alkaline
bath is used by dipping the glove formers in
them to neutralize the acid and again rinsed
in clean water. Lastly, an important step
that is the glove formers are brushed to
ensure the surface of the glove formers is
consistent and eliminate pinholes on the
latex gloves after it form.
Coagulant Dipping
After the glove former is cleaned, it will be
coated with coagulant (eg. calcium nitrate)
and be dipped into the coagulant bath to
help the latex mixture adhere to the
formers and to help ensure the latex is
distributed evenly
Drying
Drying is one of the stations in production
process of latex gloves manufacturing
whereby the coagulant converts the liquid
latex film into a wet-gel on the glove
formers and will eventually travel through a
series of ovens to dry the gloves and end
the coagulation process
Latex Dipping
Latex dipping is one of the stations in the
production process of latex gloves
manufacturing and the tank is filled with
compounded latex. A latex layer will be
formed on the glove former after it goes
through this tank. The thickness of the latex
glove is determined at the coagulating and
dipping stage. The longer the time the glove
former travels in the coagulant tank, the
thicker the latex gloves will be formed. TG
Company will ensure that the latex gloves
that produce is high quality and safe to be
use.
Leaching
This leaching stage can called as the pre-
vulcanization leaching. It also known as
“wet gel leaching”. Residual chemicals and
proteins on the surface of the gloves are
put into the leaching process to be removed
after the drying of latex mixture. A longer
leaching line can wash out latex proteins
more effectively
Beading
Beading is a process whereby up to a dozen
chemicals are added to help in next
manufacturing process of latex gloves. The
chemicals added are antioxidant that
prevents deterioration of the rubber
molecules in the final product by heat,
moisture, and ozone.
Vulcanization
One of the discovery key in manufacturing
rubber is the vulcanization process. It is a
curing process in the production process of
latex gloves whereby the latex particles are
modified by adding in accelerator chemicals
to it. When all the materials are heated,
sulfur atoms are chained with the rubber
molecules to form a cross-link that gives
strengths and elasticity to the physical
properties of the rubber. This process
ensures the rubber will not be torn and
melt easily.
Post Leaching
This process is similar to the wet-film
leaching previously, but it is a little different
whereby it is carried out on the
dry/vulcanized latex film. Therefore, it is
also known as “dry-film” leaching
Slurry Dipping
This stage is also known as “wet even
powdering”. The slurry tank containing the
cornstarch solution can prevent latex gloves
from sticking in the tank. The slurry is also
referred to as wet powder. The benefit of
this powder is acting as preservation of the
latex gloves and to assist in the latex gloves
donning process.
Stripping
At this stage, the latex gloves are stripping
from the glove formers. There are two
types of methods, which are manually or
automatically stripping the latex gloves
from the glove formers. TG’s latex
examination gloves are stripped by fully
automated stripping machine. By using this
fully automated stripping machine, TG can
increase the quality and safety of the latex
gloves they produced. The latex gloves will
be sent to the next phase of the latex glove
manufacturing process for final drying
Tumbling
The tumbling process at latex gloves
manufacturing process is to remove
excessive powder on the gloves. The latex
gloves are putting into the commercial
dryers to ensure that the powder is more
evenly distributed and excess powder can
be removed.
Quality Control
TG carries out its quality control in total
quality management system. In total quality
management system, the process includes
regular testing of raw materials, close
monitoring the manufacturing process,
continuous improvement on quality control,
maintain regular quality control, complying
with stringent quality standard, target for
zero defects,

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8.how do you know about top glove
9.if you are a team leader,how do you
manage your team members,especially with
those who have different opinions?
Acknowledge the conflict
Discuss the impact – As a team, discuss the
impact the conflict is having on team
dynamics and performance.
Agree to a cooperative process – Everyone
involved must agree to cooperate in to
resolve the conflict. This means putting the
team first, and may involve setting aside
your opinion or ideas for the time being. If
someone wants to win more than he or she
wants to resolve the conflict, you may find
yourself at a stalemate.
Agree to communicate – The most
important thing throughout the resolution
process is for everyone to keep
communications open. The people involved
need to talk about the issue and discuss
their strong feelings. Active listening is
essential here, because to move on you
need to really understand where the other
person is coming from.

10.co-curriculum
11.why do you choose this department?
It’s all about products and processes!
Production engineers are responsible for
devising exactly how something is going to
be made, what machines are going to make
it and how it can be made as efficiently and
as safely as possible. These products can be
anything from newspapers and plastic
bottles to tin cans and iPods.