Dilip Buildcon Site Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Columns staircase foundation
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Q2. Beam one way slab ,two way slav
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One way slab is supported on two opposite sides, while two way slab is supported on all four sides.
• One way slab is designed to carry loads predominantly in one direction.

• Two way slab is designed to carry loads in both directions.

• One way slab is more economical for smaller spans, while two way slab is more suitable for larger spans.

• Examples: One way slab - balcony, corridor. Two way slab - office building, parking garag
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Q1. Site related experience bracket wall
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Q2. Survey auto level total station
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Q1. Bbs, drawing reading
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Q2. Stairs drawing reading
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Q1. Shear force and bmd
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Q2. Types of beam ,propped cantiliver beam
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A propped cantilever beam is a type of beam that is supported at one end and has a support (prop) at some point along its length.
• Propped cantilever beams have a fixed support at one end and a prop at some point along the beam's length.

• The prop helps to reduce the bending moment and deflection at the free end of the beam.

• These beams are commonly used in construction to support overhanging structures or balconies.

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Q3. Which beam will have highest thickness
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The beam with the highest thickness will depend on the specific design and requirements of the structure.
• The beam with the highest thickness will typically be a main load-bearing beam in the structure.

• Factors such as the span of the beam, the load it needs to support, and the material used will determine the required thickness.

• For example, a bridge beam supporting heavy traffic will likely have a higher thickness than
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Q1. Cement density and aggregate
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Q2. Cement set time
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Q1. What is your salary.
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Q2. Doing all over project.
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Q3. Notice period of your current company
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Q1. Cement consumption of M20 ratio
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Cement consumption of M20 concrete mix ratio is 360 kg/m3.
• M20 concrete mix ratio is 1:1.5:3 (1 part cement, 1.5 parts sand, 3 parts aggregate)

• Cement consumption for 1 m3 of M20 concrete is 360 kg

• To calculate total cement consumption, multiply 360 kg by the volume of concrete needed
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Q2. Extra item add in billing.
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Extra items added in billing should be justified with proper documentation and approval.
• Ensure that the extra item was actually used on the project

• Check if the extra item was approved by the client or project manager

• Document the reason for adding the extra item in the billing

• Provide evidence such as photos or receipts to support the inclusion of the extra item
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Q3. Rate analysis of various item
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Rate analysis involves calculating the cost of various items in a construction project.
• Rate analysis helps in determining the cost of materials, labor, and equipment for each item in a project.

• It involves breaking down the total cost into components like material cost, labor cost, machinery cost, and overheads.

• Rate analysis is essential for accurate budgeting and cost estimation in construction projects.

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Q4. Price ecclaration
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Sanik school G+2 , Quantity survey, estimation and costing

Q1. Estimation and costing,Bar Bending schedule, Quantity surveyor
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