GAIL Civil Site Supervisor Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Technical interview and my currently work and hold present project beses..question
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Q1. Interview was recommend on project details based
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Q1. Technical hours nd project hold system
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Q2. Good healthy discussion during Aramco last detsils
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Q3. Good and healthy atmosphere there
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Q4. Good nd healthy atmosphere
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Q5. Good nd healthy atmospher
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Q6. Nice approach regarding project
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Q7. And project will start soon but father expire sohbat unable join timely but I will go there at head office gurugram
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General aptitude test

Q1. Thermodynamics and heat mass transfer subject
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Q1. Subject-thermodynmics
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Q1. Grade of concrete
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Grade of concrete refers to the strength of the concrete mix design, typically denoted by a number such as M20 or C30.
• Grade of concrete is determined by the ratio of cement, sand, and aggregates in the mix.

• Higher grade numbers indicate higher strength concrete.

• Common grades include M20, M25, M30, etc. for mix design method and C15, C20, C25, etc. for nominal mix method.
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Q2. Compressive strength of concrete
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Compressive strength of concrete is the ability of concrete to withstand loads that tend to compress it.
• Compressive strength is measured by testing concrete cubes or cylinders in a laboratory.

• It is important for determining the quality and durability of concrete structures.

• The strength of concrete can vary depending on factors like mix design, curing conditions, and age.

• Typical values for compressive strength range fro...read more
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Q3. M20- 20 is compressive strength of concrete Same as M25,M30 etc
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Q4. Method of curing?
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Curing is the process of maintaining adequate moisture and temperature for concrete to ensure proper hydration and strength development.
• Curing can be done by methods such as ponding, wet covering, steam curing, and using curing compounds.

• Ponding involves creating a pond of water on the concrete surface to keep it moist.

• Wet covering is done by covering the concrete with wet burlap, sand, or other materials to retain moi...read more
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Q5. 1) spray 2) wet surface 3) ponding method 4) chemical method
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Q6. Introduce yourself
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Q1. Tell me about your self
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I am a dedicated and experienced Civil Site Supervisor with a strong attention to detail and a passion for ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget.
• I have over 5 years of experience in overseeing construction projects, including managing teams of up to 20 workers.

• I am skilled in reading and interpreting blueprints and ensuring compliance with building codes and regulations.

• I have a strong focus on safe...read more
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Q1. Previous work experience in structural design,
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Q2. Manual calculation of structural members
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Manual calculation of structural members involves using mathematical equations to determine the strength and stability of a structure.
• Manual calculations require a thorough understanding of structural mechanics and material properties

• Calculations may involve determining loads, stresses, and deflections

• Examples of manual calculations include determining the size of beams and columns, and designing connections between st
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Q3. Wind load calculation formula as per Indian Standard
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The wind load calculation formula as per Indian Standard is given in IS 875 Part 3.
• The formula takes into account the wind speed, building height, terrain category, and importance factor.

• The basic wind speed is determined based on the location of the building.

• The terrain category is classified as either I, II, III, or IV depending on the roughness of the surrounding area.

• The importance factor is based on the function o...read more
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Q4. Is seismic load calculated in vertical direction
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No, seismic load is not only calculated in vertical direction.
• Seismic load is calculated in all three directions - vertical, horizontal and torsional.

• The seismic load in the vertical direction is usually smaller than the horizontal direction.

• The seismic load is calculated based on the seismic zone, soil type, building height, and other factors.

• The seismic load is important to consider in the design of structures to ens
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