Bonace Engineers Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. It was more abt checking all the documents.
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Q1. Interview was conducted by the client
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Q2. Piping Related Questions
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1)Material handling and storage
2) Material Received method
3) Material Dispatch Method

Q1. WHAT IS CMLS AND DO YOU RBI INSPECTION.
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CMLS stands for Corrosion Mechanism and Localized Severity. RBI inspection is a risk-based inspection method.
• CMLS is a method used to assess the corrosion mechanism and severity in equipment.

• RBI inspection is a risk-based approach to prioritize inspection activities based on the likelihood and consequences of failure.

• Example: Using CMLS to determine the corrosion rate in a pipeline and applying RBI to schedule inspecti
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Q1. CGD related like MDPE laying and GI pipes, commissioning, testing, charging etc
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Q1. Tell me about your self. What is CUI and CUF. Types of heat exchanger. How to do hydrotest of floating head heat exchanger. How many gaskit required for hydrotest in floating head type heat exchanger. Exp...read more
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Q2. What are the step for pressure vessels inspection during maintance.
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Steps for pressure vessels inspection during maintenance include visual inspection, thickness measurement, non-destructive testing, and documentation.
• Perform visual inspection of the pressure vessel for any signs of damage or corrosion.

• Measure the thickness of the vessel walls using ultrasonic testing or other methods.

• Conduct non-destructive testing such as radiography or magnetic particle testing to detect any defects...read more
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Q3. What is diffrence between UTG and UT
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UTG stands for Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging, used for measuring thickness of materials. UT stands for Ultrasonic Testing, used for detecting flaws in materials.
• UTG is used for measuring thickness of materials, while UT is used for detecting flaws in materials

• UTG is commonly used in industries like construction and manufacturing to ensure material thickness meets specifications

• UT is commonly used in industries like aero...read more
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Q4. What is Interpass in welding.
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Interpass in welding refers to the time between welding passes when the metal is allowed to cool down before the next pass is made.
• Interpass is the time between successive welding passes.

• It allows the metal to cool down to prevent overheating and potential defects.

• Proper interpass temperature control is crucial for weld quality.

• Interpass temperature is typically specified in welding procedures.

• Failure to adhere to inte...read more
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Q5. Tell me about welding.
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Welding is a process of joining two or more metal pieces together by melting and fusing them.
• Welding involves the use of heat to melt the base metals and a filler material to form a joint.

• Common welding techniques include arc welding, MIG welding, TIG welding, and spot welding.

• Welding is used in various industries such as construction, automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing.

• Proper welding techniques are crucial for e...read more
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Q1. Technical experience
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Q2. Knowledge to handle team
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Q3. Knowledge about Document Control procedures
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Q4. Relevant work experience
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I have 3 years of experience as a Document Controller in the construction industry.
• Managed and organized project documentation

• Ensured all documents were up to date and accurate

• Coordinated with various teams to gather and distribute documents

• Utilized document control software such as Aconex and Procore
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Q5. Organisational skills & communication approach
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