EGIS DGM-Electrical Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Underground design
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Q1. More about D wall design
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Q1. What are the different modes of shear failures in soil?
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Different modes of shear failures in soil include general shear failure, punching shear failure, and local shear failure.
• General shear failure occurs along a plane within the soil mass.

• Punching shear failure happens when a foundation settles and punches through the soil beneath it.

• Local shear failure involves the development of shear planes around localized weak zones.

• Other modes of shear failures include slope failure
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Q2. Explain the pile design concepts
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Pile design concepts involve determining the type, size, and arrangement of piles to support structures on soft or unstable ground.
• Consider the soil conditions and load requirements to determine the type of pile (e.g. driven piles, bored piles, or screw piles)

• Calculate the required pile length based on the depth of stable soil or rock and the expected loads

• Design the pile cap to distribute the loads from the structure ...read more
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Q3. What is the termination criteria of a borehole?
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Termination criteria of a borehole refer to the conditions under which drilling is stopped.
• Termination criteria can include reaching the desired depth, encountering unstable ground conditions, or equipment failure.

• Other factors such as budget constraints or time limitations may also influence termination.

• For example, if the borehole reaches the target depth without encountering any significant obstacles, it may be term...read more
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Q4. What is an intermediate Geo material?
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An intermediate Geo material is a material that falls between two extremes in terms of its geotechnical properties.
• Intermediate Geo materials have properties that are neither purely cohesive nor purely granular.

• They may exhibit characteristics of both cohesive and granular materials.

• Examples include silty sands, sandy clays, and clayey gravels.
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Q5. How can you identify the foundation type for design?
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Foundation type can be identified through site investigation, soil testing, and analysis of building requirements.
• Conduct site investigation to understand soil conditions

• Perform soil testing to determine soil properties and bearing capacity

• Analyze building requirements such as load, type of structure, and environmental factors

• Common foundation types include shallow foundations (e.g. strip, pad, raft) and deep foundatio
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Q1. Equipment layout details
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Q2. Plot plan details and man and material movement path
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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Q2. What is your family background?
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Q1. Technical round - depends on your sector and manager . Else no technical questions. Ready to travel . Married or not . Over...
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Q1. Related questions my job
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Q1. Basic regarding professional area
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Q2. Project worked at and experienced
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Managed a team to implement a new customer relationship management system
• Led a team of 5 employees to successfully implement a new CRM system

• Coordinated with IT department to ensure smooth integration of the system

• Provided training to staff on how to use the new system effectively
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Q1. Why i want to join the firm
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I want to join the firm because of its strong reputation, opportunities for growth, and alignment with my career goals.
• Strong reputation in the industry

• Opportunities for career growth and development

• Alignment with my career goals and values
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Q2. Salary discussions
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