DLF Senior Project Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

1 Steel baar leaping zone in beam
2 Leaping zon in column
3 Steel baar dia of development lenth
4 Mortar ratio of stone fixing flooring & wall
5 Tile fixing mortar ratio
6 inner plaster & outer plaster. Mortar ratio & thickness (marzan)
7 Rebarring dia, deepth for beam & slabe.
8. 5 point earth quack
9. Construction joint in Rcc
10. Steel baar lap lenth crank ratio in column & beam
11. Bar binding wire gase
12 curring day bricks wall, Rcc
13. Slabe, beam deshutring day
14. Column ,beam, slabe cover
15. How many dia of baar change slabe, beam & column
16. Gread of concrete & ratio
17. Shutring Qty. Of slabe
18. Mesurement Deduction of gate,windows opening in plaster & bricks wall .
19. Steel dencity
20. B B S
21.water proof

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Q1. Previous company experience related questions
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Q2. Technical questions
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Q3. Structure related questions
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Q4. Water proofing related question
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Q5. Finishing related question
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Q1. Basic sequence of construction activity start to end of construction activity.
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Q2. What are the control measures to reduce RCC concrete framed structure.
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Q3. How to study structural drawing and apply on work site
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Q4. What are the Waterproof sequence and its type?
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Q5. How to read structural drawing and compare to working drawings?
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Q1. Your previous company experience
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Worked as a Project Engineer at a construction company for 5 years.
• Managed multiple civil engineering projects simultaneously

• Coordinated with architects, contractors, and clients to ensure project success

• Performed site inspections and quality control checks

• Prepared project schedules and budgets

• Resolved any issues or conflicts that arose during construction
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Q3. Structure related questions
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Q5. Water proofing related question and Bbs
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Q1. Previous company experience related questions
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Q3. Structure related questions
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Q4. Water proofing related question
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Q5. Finishing related question
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Written/Aptitude test: The first round for most of the companies is written round. ...

Q1. Technical interview Round: The next round is a technical interview
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Q2. 1.Concrete batch time which temperature of heat produced
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Concrete batch time affects the temperature of heat produced during the curing process.
• The batch time of concrete refers to the duration for which the concrete ingredients are mixed together.

• A longer batch time can lead to higher temperatures being produced during the curing process.

• The heat generated during curing is important as it affects the strength and durability of the concrete.

• Proper monitoring and control of b...read more
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Q3. Types of footing
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Types of footing include spread footings, mat foundations, pile foundations, and drilled caissons.
• Spread footings are used for shallow foundations and distribute the load over a larger area.

• Mat foundations are used for heavy loads and distribute the load over a larger area.

• Pile foundations are used when soil conditions are poor and transfer the load to deeper, more stable soil layers.

• Drilled caissons are used for heavy...read more
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Q4. Bricks absorb water
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Yes, bricks absorb water due to their porous nature.
• Bricks have small pores that allow water to seep in.

• Water absorption can lead to deterioration of bricks over time.

• Bricks with high absorption rates may not be suitable for certain climates or applications.
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