ATS Homekraft Electrical Project Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. What are the Qualifications?
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Qualifications for a Project Engineer typically include a bachelor's degree in engineering, relevant work experience, strong technical skills, and project management abilities.
• Bachelor's degree in engineering or related field

• Relevant work experience in engineering or project management

• Strong technical skills in areas such as CAD software, data analysis, and problem-solving

• Project management abilities including planning...read more
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Q1. Why is slump cone test used?
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Slump cone test is used to measure the workability of concrete mix.
• Determines the consistency and flowability of concrete mix

• Helps in ensuring the concrete is of the desired quality and strength

• Used to assess the water-cement ratio in the mix

• Commonly used in construction projects to monitor the quality of concrete being used
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Q1. Auto cad drawing
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Q1. Can you introduce yourself?
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I am a dedicated and experienced Project Engineer with a strong background in managing engineering projects from conception to completion.
• Bachelor's degree in Engineering

• 5+ years of experience in project management

• Proficient in project planning and scheduling software such as Microsoft Project

• Strong communication and leadership skills

• Experience working on large-scale construction projects, such as building a new hospit...read more
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Q2. Could you elaborate on your experience?
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I have over 5 years of experience in project engineering, including managing multiple projects simultaneously.
• Managed various projects from conception to completion

• Coordinated with cross-functional teams to ensure project milestones were met

• Implemented cost-saving measures to stay within budget

• Utilized project management software to track progress and communicate with stakeholders
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Q2. Explain your project
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I led a project to design and implement a new wastewater treatment system for a manufacturing plant.
• Researched different wastewater treatment technologies

• Collaborated with vendors to select the best equipment for the plant's needs

• Designed the layout of the treatment system

• Managed the installation and testing of the system

• Ensured compliance with environmental regulations
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Q1. How to calculate cable size?
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Cable size can be calculated based on current carrying capacity, voltage drop, and installation conditions.
• Determine the current carrying capacity required for the cable based on the load

• Calculate the voltage drop allowed for the cable based on the distance and voltage rating

• Consider the installation conditions such as ambient temperature and grouping of cables

• Use cable sizing charts or online calculators to find the a...read more
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Q2. What is mean of sq mm ?
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Sq mm stands for square millimeter, a unit of area measurement.
• Sq mm is a unit of measurement used to quantify the area of a two-dimensional space.

• It is equal to the area of a square with sides measuring 1 millimeter each.

• Commonly used in engineering and construction for measuring small areas.

• Example: A sheet of paper may have dimensions of 210 mm x 297 mm, which is equivalent to 62370 sq mm.
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Q1. Painting Quantity & type of paint?
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The painting quantity and type of paint depend on the project requirements and specifications.
• The painting quantity is determined by the surface area to be painted and the number of coats required.

• The type of paint depends on factors such as the surface material, desired finish, and environmental conditions.

• Common types of paint include acrylic, latex, oil-based, and epoxy paints.

• The quantity and type of paint may vary...read more
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Q2. Bar bending schedule & Reinforcement details?
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Bar bending schedule is a document that provides details about the reinforcement steel bars used in a construction project.
• Bar bending schedule (BBS) is prepared by a structural engineer or a detailer.

• It includes information about the size, shape, and quantity of reinforcement bars required for each structural element.

• BBS helps in estimating the amount of steel required, ordering materials, and ensuring proper placemen...read more
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Q3. How to calculate Block work Quantity?
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Block work quantity can be calculated by measuring the dimensions of the blocks and the area to be covered.
• Measure the length, width, and height of the blocks

• Calculate the volume of each block by multiplying the length, width, and height

• Determine the area to be covered by measuring the length and height of the wall

• Divide the area by the volume of each block to get the quantity needed

• Consider adding extra blocks for was...read more
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Q1. No of leads in sqmm wire
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The number of leads in sqmm wire depends on the wire gauge and its application.
• The number of leads in a sqmm wire can range from 1 to over 1000 depending on the wire gauge and its application.

• For example, a 1 sqmm wire may have a single lead, while a 1000 sqmm wire may have over 1000 leads.

• The number of leads in a wire can also depend on whether it is a single-core or multi-core wire.

• In general, the larger the wire gau...read more
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Q2. Sizes of cables, and db box
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Sizes of cables and db box are determined by the electrical load and distance of the circuit.
• The size of the cable is determined by the electrical load and the distance of the circuit.

• The size of the distribution board (db) box is determined by the number of circuits and the size of the cables.

• The cable size is usually specified in square millimeters (mm²) or American Wire Gauge (AWG).

• The db box size is usually specifi...read more
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Q3. Insulation types and examples
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Insulation types include solid, liquid, and gas. Examples include rubber, oil, and air.
• Solid insulation includes materials like rubber, plastic, and paper

• Liquid insulation includes materials like oil and transformer oil

• Gas insulation includes materials like air, sulfur hexafluoride, and nitrogen

• Other types of insulation include ceramic, mica, and glass

• Examples of insulation used in electrical equipment include polyethy...read more
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Q4. Difference between chemical and normal earthing
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Chemical earthing involves the use of chemicals to improve conductivity and reduce soil resistivity.
• Normal earthing involves the use of a metal rod or plate buried in the ground to provide a low resistance path for fault current.

• Chemical earthing involves the use of chemicals such as bentonite, salt, and charcoal to improve conductivity and reduce soil resistivity.

• Chemical earthing is more effective in areas with high ...read more
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