C2C Projects Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. I am krishna murthy p
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Q2. I am Instrested bmm ispat company one of the best company
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Q3. One opportunity given sir
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Q4. Electrical engineering
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Q5. I am name krishna murthy p i am stady diploma electrical engineering I am experience totally 8 years
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Q1. Brief about your education, career, previous projects handled, and role & responsibility in past organisations?
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Q2. Current roles & responsibilities and value addition done by you and your team?
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Q3. Process flow for planning throughout project life-cycle?
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Q4. Critical/concerning areas to be monitored?
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Q5. Productivity and permissible material wastage, process to prepare material reconciliation?
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Q6. Understanding about claim and type of claim raised/supported to raise in past experience?
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Q7. Experience of technical aspects and planning assessment required at tendering stage, capabilities to prepare tender submittals and proving insights to management on same?
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Q8. Necessity of providing PMO support to management?
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Q9. Understanding about role & responsibility of regional planning manager?
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Q10. MIS and type of reports prepared in past and their significance for Top managemennt?
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Q1. What is your achievement?
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Q2. What problem your faced and how you resolved?
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Q3. Any rejection by you in previous years and you resolved the rejection issue.
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Q4. Tell me about your current job profile.
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It was a technicaL + aptitude test with 60 minutes duration.

Q1. Basic questions regarding the projects that i have done.
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Q2. They asked me about my favourite subjects and then they asked some basic questions regarding those subjects.
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Q1. HR round in TCE is not an interview round rather it is a video assessment wherein we were given with two HR questions and we have to record a video answering the questions. maximum duration of the video sh...read more
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Q1. Highway related Questions
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Q2. Highway related
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Q1. Highway related Questions
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Q2. Highway related Questions
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Q1. Highway related Questions
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Q1. To be described the previous project and experience
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Q2. Project requirement and arrengements
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Q3. How to deal with the client
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Q4. How to deal with the subcontractor
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Q1. What are the mechanical thermal cycles involved in gas turbines?
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Q2. What is your work experience with Siemens Teamcenter?
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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Q2. Are you open to relocating for this position?
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Q1. What is main reason for belt joint failure?
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The main reason for belt joint failure is usually due to improper installation or maintenance.
• Improper installation of the belt joint, such as incorrect alignment or tensioning

• Lack of proper maintenance, leading to wear and tear of the joint

• Use of low-quality materials for the joint

• Excessive load or stress on the belt joint

• Environmental factors like temperature or humidity affecting the joint
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Q2. What was the alignment maximum tolerance?
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The alignment maximum tolerance refers to the maximum allowable deviation from the specified alignment.
• Alignment maximum tolerance is the maximum allowable deviation from the specified alignment.

• It is typically expressed in terms of a percentage or a specific measurement unit.

• For example, a machine part may have an alignment maximum tolerance of +/- 0.005 inches.

• Exceeding the alignment maximum tolerance can lead to per
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Q3. How to replace the bucket wheel reclaimer luffing cylinder?
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To replace the bucket wheel reclaimer luffing cylinder, follow these steps.
• 1. Shut down the machine and ensure all power sources are disconnected.

• 2. Remove any surrounding components that may obstruct access to the luffing cylinder.

• 3. Use appropriate tools to disconnect the hydraulic hoses and fittings from the cylinder.

• 4. Support the weight of the cylinder as it is removed to prevent damage to surrounding components.

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Q4. What is different between JSA and HIRA?
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JSA stands for Job Safety Analysis, focusing on specific job tasks, while HIRA stands for Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment, focusing on overall workplace hazards.
• JSA is task-specific, focusing on individual job tasks and potential hazards

• HIRA is broader, looking at overall workplace hazards and assessing risks

• JSA involves breaking down a job into steps and identifying potential hazards for each step

• HIRA involv...read more
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Q5. How create a PR in SAP?
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To create a PR in SAP, you can use transaction code ME51N or ME21N.
• Use transaction code ME51N to create a purchase requisition in SAP.

• Enter the necessary details such as material, quantity, delivery date, etc.

• Save the purchase requisition and it will be created in the system.

• Alternatively, you can also use transaction code ME21N to create a purchase order directly.
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Q6. What is procedure of pulley replacement?
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The procedure of pulley replacement involves identifying the faulty pulley, removing the old pulley, installing the new pulley, and testing the system.
• Identify the faulty pulley by checking for any signs of wear or damage.

• Use appropriate tools to remove the old pulley, such as a pulley puller or wrench.

• Install the new pulley by aligning it properly and securing it in place.

• Test the system to ensure the new pulley is fu...read more
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Q7. Explain the procedure of PTW?
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PTW stands for Permit to Work, a procedure used to ensure that work is carried out safely in potentially hazardous environments.
• PTW is a formal written system used to control certain types of work that are identified as potentially hazardous.

• Before starting work, a permit must be obtained from a designated authority.

• The permit outlines the work to be done, the hazards involved, and the necessary precautions to be taken...read more
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