Cube Construction Engineering Site Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Why are you looking for a change?
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Q2. What are your salary expectations?
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Q3. Why should we hire you?
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Q1. What you know about core?
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Core is the central part of a structure or object that provides strength and stability.
• Core is commonly used in construction and engineering.

• It is the central part of a building or structure that provides support and stability.

• In fitness, core refers to the muscles in the abdomen, back, and pelvis that support the spine.

• Examples of core materials include concrete, steel, and wood.

• A strong core is important for maintain
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Q3. Joining questions
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Q1. How to calculate steel quantity?
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Steel quantity can be calculated by multiplying the volume of steel by its density.
• Calculate the volume of steel required for the project

• Determine the density of the specific type of steel being used

• Multiply the volume by the density to obtain the steel quantity

• Consider any wastage or additional steel required for reinforcement

• Example: To calculate steel quantity for a column, multiply the cross-sectional area of the c
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Q2. What is unit weight of steel ?
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The unit weight of steel refers to the weight of a specific volume of steel material.
• Unit weight of steel is typically measured in kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m³).

• The unit weight of steel can vary depending on the type and grade of steel.

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

• Higher strength steels like stainless steel can have a higher unit weight.

• Unit weight is an important factor in struct
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Q3. Explain slab details?
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Slab details refer to the specifications and characteristics of a concrete slab used in construction.
• Slab details include the thickness, reinforcement, and type of slab.

• The thickness of a slab depends on the load it needs to support.

• Reinforcement in slabs is typically provided using steel bars or mesh.

• Different types of slabs include one-way slab, two-way slab, flat slab, etc.

• Slab details also include the finishing mat
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Q4. How to check column beam reinforcement and slab design on site?
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To check column beam reinforcement and slab design on site, follow these steps:
• Review the structural drawings and specifications to understand the design requirements

• Inspect the reinforcement bars for proper placement, size, and spacing

• Check the concrete cover thickness to ensure it meets the design requirements

• Verify the alignment and verticality of columns and beams using plumb bobs or laser levels

• Measure the dimensi...read more
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How to work with us?

Q1. I work with loyaly with improvement our knowledge and strength.
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Q1. Concrete workebility test
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Slamp test , concrete me water ki matra kitni honi chiye esse pta krte hai or ye concrete ki strength pr kafi effective hota hai.
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Q2. Concrete strength
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Q3. Suttring work .safety working at site
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Q4. Gas pipeline work
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Gas pipeline work involves the installation, maintenance, and repair of pipelines for the transportation of natural gas.
• Gas pipeline work requires knowledge of pipeline design, construction, and safety regulations.

• Engineers must ensure proper installation and maintenance to prevent leaks and ensure efficient gas transportation.

• Examples of gas pipeline work include inspecting pipelines for corrosion, repairing leaks, an...read more
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Q5. Auto level work at site
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Q1. Ask about previous work experiences.
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Q2. Ask about soil & concrete properties
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Q1. Structure MJB. MNB
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