Consulting Engineers Group Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. How to working DGPS. What is the ATR mode. All Tunnel work related questions. Which method of traversing should be done?
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What is the vertical and horizontal alignment.?
How does DGP work? and From where do we take the base of dgps?
and all related to Tunnel work. like laser shifting, manual survey, wriggle survey, ring selection & Tunnel traverse.

Q1. About self, salary, background skills and welfare
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Discussed about planning, Primavera, EOT, Contacts.

Q1. Technical question related to my job profile
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Q2. I answered well as per my knowledge
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Q1. Time limited schedule vs Resource limited schedule
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Time limited schedule focuses on completing the project within a specific deadline while resource limited schedule focuses on utilizing available resources efficiently.
• Time limited schedule is ideal for projects with strict deadlines

• Resource limited schedule is ideal for projects with limited resources

• Time limited schedule may require additional resources to meet the deadline

• Resource limited schedule may require extend...read more
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Q2. How Float affects schedule?
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Float is the amount of time an activity can be delayed without affecting the project end date.
• Float helps in identifying critical and non-critical activities in a project schedule.

• Activities with zero float are critical and must be completed on time to avoid project delays.

• Activities with positive float can be delayed without affecting the project end date.

• Activities with negative float indicate that the project end da...read more
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Q3. Free Float vs Total Float
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Free float is the amount of time an activity can be delayed without delaying the early start of the next activity. Total float is the amount of time an activity can be delayed without delaying the project end date.
• Free float is specific to an activity and is calculated by subtracting the early start of the next activity from the early finish of the current activity.

• Total float is the difference between the project end ...read more
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Q4. What are the steps to develop a complete schedule in Primavera?
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Developing a complete schedule in Primavera involves several steps.
• Define project scope and objectives

• Break down the project into smaller tasks and activities

• Determine the sequence of activities and their dependencies

• Estimate the duration of each activity

• Assign resources to each activity

• Create a network diagram

• Enter the data into Primavera software

• Review and adjust the schedule as needed
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Q5. Differences between Prospective and Retrospective DA
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Prospective DA is done before a project starts while retrospective DA is done after the project is completed.
• Prospective DA is done to identify potential risks and plan mitigation strategies.

• Retrospective DA is done to evaluate the effectiveness of risk mitigation strategies and identify areas for improvement.

• Prospective DA is proactive while retrospective DA is reactive.

• Examples of prospective DA include risk assessme...read more
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Q6. Productivity rates for current project
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Productivity rates for the current project are within the expected range.
• Productivity rates are being monitored regularly

• The team is meeting the project deadlines

• Efficient use of resources is being ensured

• No major delays or setbacks have been reported
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Q7. Schedule Comparison in P6
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Schedule Comparison in P6
• Schedule comparison in P6 involves comparing two or more schedules to identify differences and similarities

• This can be done using the 'Compare Project' feature in P6

• Users can compare schedules based on activities, resources, WBS, and more

• The comparison results can be viewed in a report format or as a Gantt chart

• This feature is useful for identifying changes in the schedule and analyzing the imp
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Q8. Basic concept of Primavera
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Q1. Asking about my experience
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Q1. 1m weight 25mm steel
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Q2. What is the Steel density
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The steel density is the mass per unit volume of steel.
• Steel density is typically measured in kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m³).

• The density of steel can vary depending on the specific type and grade of steel.

• For example, the density of mild steel is around 7850 kg/m³.

• Higher density steel, such as stainless steel, can have a density of around 8000 kg/m³.

• Density is an important property to consider in structural engineer
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