DGS Technical Services Detailer Trainee Interview Questions and Answers

Really easy aptitude test based on riddle questions and some of which were technical

Q1. Parameters used in my major projects
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I use parameters such as dimensions, materials, connections, and tolerances in major projects.
• Dimensions of structural components

• Materials used for construction

• Types of connections between components

• Tolerances for fabrication and assembly
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Q2. What were the problems i faced during my project
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Q3. What is the unit of moment
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The unit of moment is Newton meter (Nm) or foot-pound (ft-lb).
• The unit of moment is a combination of a force and a distance.

• In the metric system, moment is measured in Newton meters (Nm).

• In the imperial system, moment is measured in foot-pounds (ft-lb).
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Q4. BSD (Bending stress diagram) of I section beam
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BSD of I section beam shows the distribution of bending stress along the length of the beam.
• BSD is a graphical representation of bending stress distribution in an I section beam.

• It helps in understanding how the bending stress varies along the length of the beam.

• The diagram typically shows the maximum and minimum bending stress points.

• It is important for structural engineers to analyze the BSD to ensure the beam can wi
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Q1. Personal questions
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Q1. Tell about yourself
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I am a recent graduate with a degree in engineering, passionate about detailing and design work.
• Recent graduate with a degree in engineering

• Passionate about detailing and design work

• Strong attention to detail

• Experience with CAD software

• Excellent problem-solving skills
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Is was a aptitude based on mathametical type

Q1. About volume formulas and steel structure formulas
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Q1. Introduce ur self and question about steel detailing
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Basic civil aptitude

Q1. Civil graphics ,construction design
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Q2. Steel connections
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Q3. Shear force bending moment
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Shear force and bending moment are key concepts in structural engineering, representing internal forces in a beam.
• Shear force is the force perpendicular to the beam's longitudinal axis, causing it to shear or slide.

• Bending moment is the internal moment that causes a beam to bend or flex.

• Shear force and bending moment diagrams are used to visualize the distribution of these forces along the length of a beam.

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