CAD ACADEMY Project Manager Civil Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What interests you about Civil Lines?
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I am fascinated by the impact Civil Lines have on urban development and infrastructure.
• The opportunity to contribute to the design and construction of roads, bridges, and buildings

• The challenge of ensuring safety and efficiency in infrastructure projects

• The chance to work on projects that improve the quality of life for communities

• The satisfaction of seeing tangible results of your work, such as a new bridge connecting
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Q2. What factors influenced your decision to choose our company?
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I was impressed by your company's reputation for innovative projects and commitment to sustainability.
• Reputation for innovative projects

• Commitment to sustainability

• Positive reviews from current employees

• Company's values align with my own

• Opportunities for professional growth and development
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Q1. What was your experience during the interview process?
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The interview process was thorough and challenging, but overall a positive experience.
• The interview consisted of multiple rounds, including technical, behavioral, and possibly a site visit.

• I was asked to discuss my previous projects and experiences in detail.

• There were questions about problem-solving skills and how I handle challenging situations on site.

• Overall, the interviewers were professional and provided a clear
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Q2. What are your salary expectations?
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My salary expectations are in line with industry standards and based on my experience and qualifications.
• Research industry standards for Civil Site Engineers in the specific location

• Consider years of experience and level of qualifications

• Be prepared to negotiate based on job responsibilities and benefits package
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Q3. Why you last company leave
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Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth.
• Desire for career advancement

• Looking for new challenges

• Opportunity for professional growth

• Company restructuring or downsizing

• Relocation to a new city
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Q1. Building construction
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Q1. Structure finishing work
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Q1. Slump cone top diameter ?
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The top diameter of a slump cone is typically 4 inches.
• The top diameter of a slump cone is usually 4 inches.

• The slump cone is used to measure the consistency of fresh concrete.

• The top diameter of the slump cone affects the flow of the concrete mix.

• A larger top diameter will result in a higher slump value.
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Q2. Full from of TMT ?
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Thermo-Mechanically Treated
• TMT stands for Thermo-Mechanically Treated

• TMT bars are commonly used in construction for reinforcement

• The process involves heating the steel bars and then rapidly cooling them to increase their strength
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Q1. How to find grades of concrete which is already mixed
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Grades of concrete in a mixed batch can be estimated by performing a slump test and conducting compressive strength tests on samples.
• Perform a slump test to determine the workability of the concrete mix.

• Take samples from the mixed batch and cast test specimens for compressive strength testing.

• Conduct compressive strength tests on the specimens to determine the grade of concrete.

• Compare the test results with the standar
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Q2. What are the site and laboratory test on bricks and cement
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Site and laboratory tests on bricks and cement are essential for ensuring quality and durability of construction materials.
• Site tests for bricks include visual inspection, water absorption test, compressive strength test, and efflorescence test.

• Laboratory tests for bricks involve water absorption test, compressive strength test, efflorescence test, and soundness test.

• Site tests for cement include checking the color, sm...read more
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Q3. Plastering work calculation for different size of wall
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Plastering work calculation involves determining the surface area of the wall and the thickness of the plaster.
• Calculate the surface area of the wall by multiplying the height and length of each wall segment.

• Determine the total surface area to be plastered by adding up the surface areas of all wall segments.

• Multiply the total surface area by the desired thickness of the plaster to get the volume of plaster needed.

• Consi...read more
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Q1. Asked about previous work
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Q2. What was the last project
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Q1. Construction answer
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Q2. Correct Answer
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Q3. Rcc work, shuttering, Excavation
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Q4. Safety work, Quality work
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Q5. Labour Mobilizacttion
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It is very difficult test to pass

Q1. Technical interview of concrete
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