Arabtec Construction Site Supervisor Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Show drawings ànd asked questions where is the tìtal writen
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Q2. Ofþer plaster what's we have to check
Ans. Check surface fòr cracks plumb smoothness debounding
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Q3. What is the weightof 25 mmdia steel bar of 4 mts
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The weight of a 25mm diameter steel bar of 4 meters length.
• To calculate the weight, we need to know the density of the steel.

• The density of steel is typically around 7850 kg/m^3.

• Using the formula weight = volume * density, we can calculate the weight of the steel bar.

• The volume of a cylindrical bar can be calculated using the formula volume = π * (diameter/2)^2 * length.

• Substituting the values, we can calculate the wei
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Q4. How will you check the right angle of walls corner
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To check the right angle of walls corner, use a carpenter's square or a digital angle finder.
• Use a carpenter's square by placing it against the corner of the wall and checking if the edges align perfectly.

• Alternatively, use a digital angle finder to measure the angle between the two walls and ensure it is 90 degrees.

• Ensure the walls are straight and plumb before checking the corner angle.
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Q5. What's the size of ful play
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The size of a full play can vary depending on the specific production and script.
• The size of a full play can range from small-scale productions with a few actors to large-scale productions with a large cast and elaborate sets.

• Some plays may require a small ensemble cast, while others may have a large ensemble cast.

• The size of a play can also be influenced by the number of scenes, locations, and set changes.

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Q6. What' do you know about Safety
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Safety refers to the measures and precautions taken to prevent accidents, injuries, and hazards in the workplace.
• Safety involves identifying and assessing potential risks and hazards in the workplace.

• It includes implementing safety protocols, procedures, and guidelines to minimize or eliminate risks.

• Safety also involves providing appropriate safety equipment and training to employees.

• Regular inspections and audits are ...read more
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Q7. What is meaning scale 1;30
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Scale 1:30 refers to a ratio where 1 unit on the scale represents 30 units in real life.
• Scale 1:30 is commonly used in architectural and engineering drawings.

• It means that every measurement on the drawing is 30 times smaller than the actual size.

• For example, if a wall is represented as 10 cm on the drawing, its actual size would be 300 cm (10 cm x 30).
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Q8. What will you fix at the iointof rcc walls and blocks walls
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In order to fix the joints of RCC walls and block walls, various methods can be used such as grouting, sealing, and reinforcement.
• Grouting is the process of filling the joints with a cementitious material to provide strength and stability.

• Sealing the joints with appropriate sealants helps in preventing water leakage and enhancing the durability of the walls.

• Reinforcing the joints with steel bars or mesh can improve the...read more
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Q9. How much plaster can be don by 1 mason 1 Labour
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The amount of plaster that can be done by 1 mason and 1 labor depends on various factors.
• The skill and experience of the mason and labor

• The size and complexity of the area to be plastered

• The type of plaster being used

• The tools and equipment available

• The time allocated for the task

• The working conditions and environment

• The efficiency and coordination between the mason and labor

• On average, a skilled mason and labor can pl
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Q10. Before starting block work what tipe of preparation we have to do
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Before starting block work, preparation involves site survey, layout marking, excavation, and foundation preparation.
• Conduct a site survey to assess the ground conditions and identify any potential obstacles or hazards.

• Mark the layout of the block work using strings, stakes, and levels to ensure accurate positioning.

• Excavate the area where the block work will be installed, removing any existing debris or vegetation.

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