Deepak Builders Senior Civil Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Question & Discussion about previous project, working methods,hindreces, management and other policies of previous companies.

Q1. Last & least salary released discussion.
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Q2. Last company package.
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The last company package was competitive and included various benefits.
• Competitive salary

• Health insurance

• Retirement plan

• Paid time off

• Performance bonuses
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Q1. How to execution of ms line , DI line ,HDPE line etc
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Execution of MS line, DI line, HDPE line involves proper planning, material selection, installation, and testing.
• Plan the layout and route of the lines based on project requirements and specifications.

• Select appropriate materials such as MS, DI, or HDPE based on factors like pressure rating, corrosion resistance, and cost.

• Ensure proper installation of the lines including welding, jointing, and fittings.

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Q2. Which types of your good skills
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Q3. Your will work in all location in India
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Q1. Current working organization?
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I am currently working at XYZ Engineering Firm as a Senior Civil Engineer.
• XYZ Engineering Firm

• Senior Civil Engineer position

• Responsibilities include project management and design work

• Collaborating with team members and clients
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Q2. Current ctc?
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Current CTC is confidential and can be discussed during negotiation.
• Current CTC is subject to company policies and confidentiality agreements.

• It is common practice to discuss salary expectations during the interview process.

• Candidates should be prepared to provide their current CTC if requested by the employer.
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Q3. Expected CTC?
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Q1. What is plastering thickness and specifications?
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Plastering thickness and specifications refer to the recommended thickness and quality standards for applying plaster on walls or ceilings.
• Plastering thickness is typically around 12-15mm for internal walls and 15-20mm for external walls.

• Specifications include using the right mix of plaster, ensuring a smooth finish, and allowing for proper curing time.

• Plastering should be done in multiple layers to achieve the desired...read more
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Q2. Current work location building Footings, and column sizes?
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Currently working on building footings and column sizes at various construction sites.
• Designing footings based on soil conditions and structural requirements

• Calculating column sizes based on load-bearing capacity and architectural design

• Coordinating with structural engineers and architects to ensure proper sizing and placement

• Inspecting construction sites to verify footing and column dimensions

• Utilizing software such a
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Q3. Tiles specifications?
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Q1. What is the basics concept used for construction of Substation from start to Finish
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The basic concept for construction of a substation involves site selection, design, equipment installation, and commissioning.
• Site selection involves identifying a suitable location for the substation based on factors such as proximity to power sources and load centers.

• Design involves creating a plan for the substation layout, including the placement of equipment such as transformers, switchgear, and control systems.

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Q2. What is Single Line Diagram of Substation
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Single Line Diagram of Substation is a graphical representation of electrical distribution system in a substation.
• It shows the electrical components and their connections in a simplified manner

• It helps in understanding the flow of power and voltage levels in the system

• It is used for planning, designing, and maintenance of the substation

• It includes information about transformers, circuit breakers, busbars, and other equ...read more
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Q3. What is your strength
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Q4. If the company not provide the payment timely to the contractor, then you will conveyance the contractor for the work
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Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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I am a civil engineer with experience in designing and managing construction projects.
• I have a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from XYZ University.

• I have worked on various projects including designing bridges, roads, and buildings.

• I am skilled in using software such as AutoCAD and Revit for designing.

• I have experience in managing construction projects and ensuring they are completed on time and within budget.

• I a...read more
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Q1. I waiting for interview after completing course
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Q2. May be technical knowledge must
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In these round we just screening the students for next round GD is the process in which we just see the attitude, discipline and how they expressed there idea towards the topic that we give to them.

Q1. Just ask the technical questions regard what you learn till now through your studies.
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Q2. In which subject you have more knowledge?
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I have more knowledge in structural engineering.
• Specialization in structural analysis and design

• Extensive experience in designing buildings, bridges, and other structures

• Knowledge of various materials and construction techniques

• Familiarity with relevant codes and standards

• Ability to perform structural calculations and simulations
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Q1. What's your strength?
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Q2. If you are selected then what's your responsibility for your company?
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Q3. Your able to work in a flexible time .
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Q1. How do you make RMC reconciliation?
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RMC reconciliation involves comparing the quantity of materials ordered with the quantity used in construction to ensure accuracy.
• Collect all the data related to RMC (Ready Mix Concrete) orders and deliveries.

• Compare the quantity of RMC ordered with the quantity actually used in construction.

• Identify any discrepancies and investigate the reasons behind them.

• Adjust the records accordingly to ensure accurate billing and
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Q2. How to calculate bbs ?
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BBS (Bar Bending Schedule) is calculated by determining the quantity of steel reinforcement required for a particular concrete structure.
• Calculate the total length of bars required for each diameter and type of reinforcement.

• Determine the number of bars required for each diameter and type of reinforcement.

• Calculate the total weight of bars required for each diameter and type of reinforcement.

• Prepare a detailed schedule...read more
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Q3. How to check paint measurements?
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Paint measurements can be checked using a paint thickness gauge to ensure compliance with specifications.
• Use a paint thickness gauge to measure the thickness of the paint layer.

• Compare the measured thickness with the specified thickness in the project specifications.

• Ensure that the paint thickness is uniform across the surface.

• Repeat the measurements at multiple points to ensure accuracy.

• Adjust the paint application if...read more
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Q4. How do you find extra items for WO amendment?
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Extra items for WO amendment can be found by reviewing project specifications, consulting with stakeholders, conducting site visits, and analyzing previous change orders.
• Review project specifications for any missed items or changes

• Consult with stakeholders such as architects, engineers, and contractors for input

• Conduct site visits to identify any additional work required

• Analyze previous change orders to see if any item
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Q5. How do you ConsiderJMR is right or wrong?
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Consider JMR based on project specifications, quantities, rates, and market conditions.
• Review project specifications to ensure accurate billing

• Verify quantities of materials and work done

• Check rates for labor, materials, and equipment

• Consider market conditions for pricing accuracy
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