Conserve Solution Civil Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Self introduction
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Q1. Salary negotiation
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Q1. How will conduct a slump test?
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To conduct a slump test, fill a metal cone with concrete, compact it, remove the cone, and measure the slump.
• Clean the cone and moisten it with water.

• Fill the cone with concrete in three layers, compacting each layer with a rod.

• Remove the cone and place it next to the slump.

• Measure the difference in height between the top of the cone and the highest point of the slump.

• Repeat the test at least twice and take the average
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Q2. Minimum cement content for M25 Grade?
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Minimum cement content for M25 Grade is 300 kg/m³.
• M25 grade concrete has a minimum compressive strength of 25 MPa.

• The water-cement ratio should not exceed 0.50.

• The cement content can vary based on factors such as aggregate size, shape, and grading.

• The cement content should be adjusted based on the results of trial mixes.
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Q3. How much CTC do you expect?
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I expect a competitive salary based on industry standards and my experience.
• I have researched the industry standards for QA QC Engineer salaries

• I have taken into account my experience and skills

• I am open to negotiation based on the specific job responsibilities and benefits package

• I am looking for a fair and competitive salary that reflects my value to the company
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Q1. About Carriageways, Service Roads and patchwork i.e pot Holes, slippage cracks i.e alligator crack, horizontal or vertical crack, Undulating surface,rain cut, Metals beam crash barrier,Gaurd Rail or Mild s...read more
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Q1. Checking level of the layer
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Q2. Testing the field dry density of the bed like Sub Grade ,GSB,WMM, DBM or BC
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Q3. Checking the road width
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Q1. About salary and benefits
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Q1. About my key activity and responsibility
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Q2. Process of variation
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Process of variation involves documenting and analyzing changes in project scope, cost, or schedule.
• Variations are changes to the original scope, cost, or schedule of a project

• Variations must be documented and approved by the relevant parties

• The impact of variations on project budget and timeline must be analyzed

• Examples of variations include design changes, unforeseen site conditions, and client requests
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Q3. Details about TDS
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Q4. Details about NS items
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Q1. You can ask any questions related to my department
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Q2. After reviewing my cV they may ask what is included in it
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25 Civil Engineering related Questions

Q1. Salary Discussion
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