G R Infraprojects Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Steel Tensile strength testing
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Q2. Bitumen testing penetration test
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Q3. Aggregate Testing Soundness Testing
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Q4. Cement Consistency Testing
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Q1. Electrician and working
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Q2. Maintenance ITI electrician workers
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Q1. Tell us about EOT proposal
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EOT proposal is a request for an extension of time in a construction project due to delays beyond the contractor's control.
• EOT stands for Extension of Time.

• It is a formal request made by the contractor to the client or project owner.

• The request is usually accompanied by supporting documentation such as delay analysis reports, weather reports, and other relevant evidence.

• EOT proposals are typically reviewed by the proje...read more
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Q2. How to plan 2 lacs Cum concrete in 1 year. How many RMC to deploy for the same work.
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To plan 2 lacs Cum concrete in 1 year, calculate daily production target and number of RMC plants needed.
• Calculate daily production target by dividing total volume by number of working days in a year

• Determine the capacity of each RMC plant and divide the daily production target by it to find out how many plants are needed

• Consider factors like downtime, maintenance, and transportation in your planning
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Q3. Tell me about family background.
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Q4. How many company you have changed so far.
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Q5. Tell me about some silence features of your current project and cost.
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Q1. What is your expectations about company
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I expect the company to provide opportunities for growth, a positive work environment, and clear communication.
• Opportunities for career advancement

• Positive work culture

• Clear communication channels
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Q2. What is your previous salary
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I prefer not to disclose my previous salary as I believe my value is based on my skills and experience.
• It is not appropriate to discuss previous salary in an interview

• Focus on discussing the value you can bring to the company

• Emphasize your skills, experience, and qualifications instead of past salary
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Q1. Brief in QMS why it is adopted
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QMS is adopted to ensure consistent quality, meet customer requirements, and improve processes.
• Ensures consistent quality of products or services

• Helps meet customer requirements and expectations

• Improves processes and efficiency

• Reduces risks and errors

• Enhances customer satisfaction

• Provides a framework for continuous improvement
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Q2. Design mix procedure
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Design mix procedure involves determining the proportions of materials to create a concrete mix with desired properties.
• Identify the required strength and durability of the concrete

• Select suitable materials such as cement, aggregates, and water

• Calculate the proportions of each material based on mix design methods

• Test the mix to ensure it meets specifications

• Adjust the mix if necessary to achieve desired properties
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Q1. Current salary , total experience
Ans. 12 lack CTC & 9 years of experience
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Q1. What is your project cost, bbs, agreement clause, critical activities, total float
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Project cost, bbs, agreement clause, critical activities, total float are key aspects of project planning and management.
• Project cost refers to the total expenses incurred in completing a project.

• BBS (Bill of Quantities) is a document used in construction projects to itemize the materials, parts, and labor required.

• Agreement clause outlines the terms and conditions agreed upon by all parties involved in the project.

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