ATS Infrastructure Project Engineer - Civil Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. It was about waterproofing
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Written/Aptitude test: The first round for most of the companies is written round. ...

Q1. Technical interview Round: The next round is a technical interview
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Q2. 1.Concrete batch time which temperature of heat produced
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Concrete batch time affects the temperature of heat produced during the curing process.
• The batch time of concrete refers to the duration for which the concrete ingredients are mixed together.

• A longer batch time can lead to higher temperatures being produced during the curing process.

• The heat generated during curing is important as it affects the strength and durability of the concrete.

• Proper monitoring and control of b...read more
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Q3. Types of footing
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Types of footing include spread footings, mat foundations, pile foundations, and drilled caissons.
• Spread footings are used for shallow foundations and distribute the load over a larger area.

• Mat foundations are used for heavy loads and distribute the load over a larger area.

• Pile foundations are used when soil conditions are poor and transfer the load to deeper, more stable soil layers.

• Drilled caissons are used for heavy...read more
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Q4. Bricks absorb water
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Yes, bricks absorb water due to their porous nature.
• Bricks have small pores that allow water to seep in.

• Water absorption can lead to deterioration of bricks over time.

• Bricks with high absorption rates may not be suitable for certain climates or applications.
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Q1. For technical questions
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Q2. Work experience will be explain
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General knowledge skills

Q1. Your previous company experience
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Worked as a Project Engineer at a construction company for 5 years.
• Managed multiple civil engineering projects simultaneously

• Coordinated with architects, contractors, and clients to ensure project success

• Performed site inspections and quality control checks

• Prepared project schedules and budgets

• Resolved any issues or conflicts that arose during construction
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Q2. Asking your previous work experience
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Q3. Structure related questions
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Q4. Finishing related question
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Q5. Water proofing related question and Bbs
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Estimate ,Rate analysis, Quantity takeoff and bbs
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Q1. Previous company details
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Q2. And why did left your previous company
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Q1. Regarding my job experience
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Q2. Regarding details of is codes and execution steps and procedures.
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General maths, logical reasoning

Q1. As an engineer how will i execute the structures
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I will execute the structures by following the design plans, coordinating with various teams, ensuring quality control, and adhering to safety regulations.
• Follow the design plans provided by the structural engineers

• Coordinate with other teams such as architects, contractors, and subcontractors

• Ensure quality control throughout the construction process

• Adhere to safety regulations and standards

• Regularly inspect the constr...read more
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Q2. What are the hurdles we face while execution
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Some hurdles in execution include delays, budget constraints, unforeseen site conditions, and coordination issues.
• Delays in obtaining permits or approvals

• Budget constraints leading to value engineering or scope reductions

• Unforeseen site conditions such as poor soil quality or environmental issues

• Coordination issues with subcontractors or other project stakeholders
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Round was quite easy, for mechanical they had turbo machinery and heat transfer questions and basic SOM,TOM,MD,MF

Q1. 1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. 2. How lift works and how ACs work and different types of ACs
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Lifts work on the principle of pulleys and counterweights while ACs work on the principle of refrigeration.
• Lifts use a motor to move a counterweight that balances the weight of the lift car and its occupants.

• ACs use a compressor to compress and expand refrigerant gas to absorb and release heat.

• Types of ACs include window ACs, split ACs, central ACs, and portable ACs.

• Window ACs are mounted on windows and cool a single r...read more
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