EXTREMELY LONG! Be prepared for 3+ hours. Most of it is sent waiting on certain parts of the aessessment. There were multiple candidates in certain stations. You have an actual "interview" which consists of 2 individuals. Then there's an electrical portion which leans on the side if being a bit much. Directions were somewhat vague. No real question on electrical theory, just identifying components and wiring up a contactor. Then there's a mechanical section which consists of you rebuilding an industry specific component which places those who were not familiar with the manfacturing industry at a disadvantage. Then you waited another 30 mins for an HR rep to ask you how things were. All in all they were nice however the whole process just seems a bit much.

pure technical and needs someone with good knowledge and experience, such as hydraulics and pneumatics, PLC, electrical control, basic mechanical knowledge, and how to install and read circuit diagrams, how to put a forecast plan together