Al Tasnim Enterprises Civil Site Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How did you hear about company
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Through a job posting on LinkedIn
• Found job posting on LinkedIn

• Researched company after seeing job posting

• Connected with current employees on LinkedIn

• Received referral from a friend or colleague
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Q2. How many experience in high rise with contractor company
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I have 8 years of experience working on high rise projects with contractor companies.
• I have worked on multiple high rise projects ranging from 20 to 50 stories.

• Managed structural design and construction of high rise buildings.

• Collaborated with architects, contractors, and clients to ensure project success.
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Asking about Experience like structure, finishing.
What is testing of Steel IS CODE
BILLING OF IS CODE
BBS IS CODE.
CMD IS CODE.

SAFETY HAZARD ANALYSIS.
CONSTRUCTION METHOD STATEMENT.

TYPES OF PLASTER
OUTER PLASTER THICKNESS.
INNER PLASTER THICKNESS.

Q1. Questions will be asked on previous company roles and responsibilities.
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Q2. Depends upon previous experience.
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Q1. Basics on structure and finishings
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Q2. Questions on structure and finishings
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Q1. Related to cad and design
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Q1. Previous experience and which projects have been worked.
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Q1. How many years worked in one company.
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Role of engineer to control disaster management

Q1. Normal qurstions
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Q1. About technical skills
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Q1. Why you joined Keller?
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Q2. Are you comfortable with any location?
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Q3. Tell me work details?
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Q4. Are you preparing a method statement?
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Yes, I am preparing a method statement for the project.
• Yes, I am currently working on preparing a method statement for the project.

• I am in the process of outlining the steps and procedures to be followed in the project.

• The method statement will include details on quality control measures, testing procedures, and documentation requirements.
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Q5. Are you prepare a PQP?
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Yes, I am able to prepare a PQP (Product Quality Plan).
• I have experience in creating detailed PQPs outlining quality control processes and procedures.

• I ensure that the PQP meets all relevant industry standards and regulations.

• I collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather input and ensure alignment on quality goals.

• I regularly review and update the PQP to reflect any changes in processes or requirements.
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Q1. What is blinding? Different types of blinds used in o&g?
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Blinding is the process of isolating a section of a pipeline or equipment to prevent flow or contamination.
• Temporary or permanent blinds can be used depending on the situation

• Common types of blinds include spectacle blinds, paddle blinds, and bleed rings

• Blinding is often used during maintenance or repair work to ensure safety

• Blinding can also be used to prevent contamination during storage or transportation

• Blinding can...read more
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Q2. Procedures before starting a work in a refinery equipment,
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Before starting work in a refinery equipment, certain procedures must be followed.
• Obtain a work permit

• Perform a safety check of the equipment

• Ensure proper personal protective equipment is worn

• Verify that all valves are in the correct position

• Confirm that the equipment is properly grounded

• Check for any leaks or abnormal conditions

• Communicate with other workers in the area

• Follow all established procedures and protocols
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Q3. What will you do if there's an H2S leak and there's no wind movement,
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I will follow the emergency response plan and evacuate the area immediately.
• Activate the alarm system to alert others in the area

• Put on personal protective equipment (PPE) including a respirator

• Evacuate the area immediately and move to a safe location

• Notify emergency services and follow the emergency response plan

• Monitor the situation and wait for the all-clear signal before returning to the area
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Q4. From where you'll advice your workers to start unbloting a heat exchanger head?
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I would advise my workers to start unbolting the heat exchanger head from the top and work their way down.
• Start from the top and work your way down

• Use appropriate tools and safety equipment

• Follow proper procedures and guidelines

• Ensure all bolts are properly labeled and accounted for

• Inspect the gasket and replace if necessary
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