G R Infraprojects Senior Project Manager Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Rounds on technical aptitude and on process managemnet.

Case study situatiknal questions etc

Q1. DDUGJY Project;- 33/11 KV New PSS ,33 KV Line ,11 KV Line and LT Line
Ans. Rerea of New PSS 60*40 mtr control room 1700 sqft road 60 mtr width 3.75 mtr footpath 15 mtr , fencing 40 mtr cable trench 130 mtr , 2 no 5 MVA PTR, 800Amp VCB and 800 Amp rating isolator in switch yards area. cost of civil work by sub cotractor 1.15 cr and electrical work 9.85 lac.
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Q2. RGGVY 12th Plan , HVDS Project, and Segrigation
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Q3. ADB Project 33/11 KV New PSS R&M 33&11 KV line LT Line
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Q1. Final negotiation of salary
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Q1. Project management process
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Project management process involves initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, and closing a project.
• Initiating: Define project scope, objectives, and stakeholders.

• Planning: Create a detailed project plan, schedule, and budget.

• Executing: Implement the project plan and manage resources.

• Monitoring: Track progress, identify issues, and make adjustments.

• Closing: Finalize project deliverables and evaluate project success.
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Q2. Design, schedule , cash flow, budget & tendering
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Q1. Planning software & its expertise
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I have expertise in using various planning software such as Microsoft Project, Asana, and Trello to effectively manage projects.
• Proficient in creating project plans, assigning tasks, and tracking progress using planning software

• Skilled in resource allocation, budget management, and timeline scheduling within the software

• Experience in generating reports, Gantt charts, and project timelines for stakeholders

• Familiar with ...read more
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Q2. Design process - pre-construction sequence
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Q1. Why we are use lap in centre of column or Zone B?
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Lap is used in the center of a column or Zone B for structural stability and reinforcement.
• Lap joints provide additional strength and stability to the column.

• They help in distributing the load evenly across the column.

• Lap joints prevent the column from cracking or failing under heavy loads.

• Zone B is a critical area where the maximum bending moment occurs, and lap joints help in reinforcing this zone.

• By using lap in the...read more
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Q2. Where are construction joint is provide in simply supported slab?
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Construction joints are provided at mid-span of simply supported slabs.
• Construction joints are provided to allow for differential movement between adjacent sections of the slab.

• They are typically located at mid-span of the slab, where the bending moment is zero.

• The joint should be designed to transfer shear and moment between the two sections of the slab.

• Proper reinforcement detailing is necessary to ensure the joint f...read more
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Q3. L/6 or L/ 3 where L is sapan of slab
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L/6 or L/3 is the ratio used to determine the maximum allowable deflection of a slab.
• L/6 is used for residential buildings while L/3 is used for commercial buildings.

• The ratio determines the maximum amount of deflection that a slab can have without causing damage or discomfort to occupants.

• For example, if the span of a slab is 12 feet, the maximum allowable deflection for a residential building would be 2 inches (12/6)...read more
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Q1. General Introduction
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Q2. Questions related to previous experience
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Q3. MS Project questions
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Q4. Contract Management
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Q5. Earned value management
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Q6. Concrete technology, IS codes, mix design,productivity analysis
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Q1. Value addition to Company
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Q1. Repair & Maintenance of Heavy Earth Moving Equipments related
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Q2. Basic Hydraulic System functioning of Equipments, Explanation
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Hydraulic systems use fluids to transmit power and control movement in equipment.
• Hydraulic systems use a pump to pressurize fluid, which is then distributed through hoses and valves to actuators that move the equipment.

• The fluid is typically oil or water-based and is stored in a reservoir.

• Hydraulic systems are commonly used in heavy equipment such as excavators, cranes, and bulldozers.

• They are also used in aircraft lan...read more
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Q3. Trouble Shooting along with fault detection at site and site Report preparation afterwards
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I have extensive experience in trouble shooting and fault detection at site, and preparing site reports afterwards.
• I have a strong understanding of the equipment and systems being used on site

• I am able to quickly identify and diagnose issues, and develop effective solutions

• I am skilled in preparing detailed site reports that accurately document the issue and the steps taken to resolve it

• I am able to communicate effecti...read more
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Q1. About construction and technical aspects.
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Q2. About Family, previous company job profiles
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Q3. Joining time, salary, family
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Q1. Job and working atmosphere, Team handling etc
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Q2. Salary part, family relocation etc
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