EGIS Toll Plaza Manager Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Related questions my job
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Q2. Plot plan details and man and material movement path
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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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Department specific , Quantitative and Logical Reasoning

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Q1. What are your role and responsibilities in current organization?
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As an Assistant Manager in my current organization, my role and responsibilities include overseeing daily operations, managing staff, and ensuring customer satisfaction.
• Overseeing daily operations of the department

• Managing and supervising a team of employees

• Setting goals and targets for the team

• Monitoring performance and providing feedback

• Ensuring compliance with company policies and procedures

• Handling customer complai...read more
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Q2. Why do you want to change the job?
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I am seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth in my career.
• Looking for a more challenging role

• Seeking opportunities for career advancement

• Want to learn new skills and gain experience in different areas

• Desire to work in a more supportive and collaborative environment

• Wish to contribute to a company with a stronger mission or values alignment
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Q3. What are your expectations on Salary Hike?
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I expect a salary hike that is commensurate with my experience, skills, and the responsibilities of the Assistant Manager role.
• I expect a fair and competitive salary that reflects the market value for the position.

• I would like to be compensated for my experience and expertise in the field.

• I hope for a salary increase that aligns with the added responsibilities and duties of the Assistant Manager role.

• I am open to negot...read more
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Q4. Are you flexible with shift duty?
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Yes, I am flexible with shift duty and can adapt to different schedules as required.
• I have previous experience working in shifts and understand the importance of being adaptable.

• I am willing to work evenings, weekends, and holidays if necessary.

• I can quickly adjust my sleep patterns to accommodate different shift timings.

• I am comfortable with last-minute schedule changes and can handle unexpected situations.

• I prioritiz...read more
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Q1. What were your roles and responsibilities in your first project?
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As an Assistant Manager, my roles and responsibilities in my first project included coordinating team activities, managing project timelines, and ensuring deliverables were met.
• Coordinating team activities and assigning tasks

• Managing project timelines and ensuring deadlines were met

• Monitoring progress and providing regular updates to stakeholders

• Ensuring deliverables were completed according to quality standards

• Identif...read more
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Q2. What IS Codes do you follow for structural steel fabrication and erection works?
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I follow IS 800:2007 and IS 875:1987 codes for structural steel fabrication and erection works.
• IS 800:2007 specifies general requirements for design, fabrication, and erection of structural steelwork.

• IS 875:1987 provides guidelines for loads and forces to be considered in the design of structures.

• Other relevant codes include IS 2062:2011 for steel plates and IS 808:1989 for rolled steel beams.

• Adherence to these codes e...read more
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Q3. Please explain briefly the step wise process of fabrication and erection of a storage tank as per standard API code.
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The fabrication and erection of a storage tank as per API code involves several steps.
• The tank design is finalized based on the intended use and specifications.

• The materials for the tank are selected and procured.

• The plates are cut and rolled to form the shell and heads of the tank.

• The shell and heads are welded together to form the tank.

• The tank is hydrotested to ensure it can withstand the intended pressure.

• The tank ...read more
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Q4. What are common NDT methods followed for Tank Fabrication works?
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Common NDT methods for Tank Fabrication works
• Visual Inspection

• Ultrasonic Testing

• Magnetic Particle Inspection

• Radiographic Testing

• Dye Penetrant Inspection
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Q5. Briefly explain the Vacuum Box test method for Tanks.
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Vacuum Box test is a non-destructive testing method used to detect leaks or defects in tanks.
• The tank is pressurized with air or water and then a vacuum is applied to the tank's exterior.

• A vacuum box is placed over the suspected leak area and a vacuum is applied to the box.

• If the vacuum level drops, it indicates a leak in the tank.

• This method is commonly used in the oil and gas industry to test storage tanks and pipeli...read more
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Q6. Did you fabricate Built Up Sections? If yes, please explain the requirement of Built Up sections over Rolled Sections? What are the common problems do you face while fabricating Built Up Sections?
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Yes, I have fabricated Built Up Sections. Built Up Sections are required when the load-bearing capacity of Rolled Sections is insufficient.
• Built Up Sections are made by welding two or more Rolled Sections together to increase their load-bearing capacity.

• They are commonly used in construction of bridges, high-rise buildings, and industrial structures.

• Common problems faced while fabricating Built Up Sections include weld...read more
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