Goel Ganga Developments Senior Civil Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How many Concrete blocks is required for 100sft ?
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The number of concrete blocks required for 100sft depends on the size of the blocks and the thickness of the wall being built.
• The number of concrete blocks needed can be calculated by dividing the total area (100sft) by the area of one block.

• The size of the concrete block and the thickness of the wall will determine the number of blocks needed.

• For example, if each concrete block is 1ft x 1ft and the wall is 4 inches th
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Q2. What is Concrete density?
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Concrete density is the mass per unit volume of concrete.
• Concrete density is typically measured in kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m^3).

• The density of normal concrete is around 2400 kg/m^3.

• Higher density concrete, such as heavyweight concrete, can have densities up to 4000 kg/m^3.

• Lightweight concrete, on the other hand, can have densities as low as 1600 kg/m^3.
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Q3. What is thickness for outer & inner walls Plastering?
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The thickness for outer and inner walls plastering typically ranges from 12mm to 20mm.
• The thickness of plastering for outer walls is usually around 15mm to 20mm.

• The thickness of plastering for inner walls is typically around 12mm to 15mm.

• The thickness may vary based on the type of wall surface and the desired finish.

• It is important to ensure proper curing and finishing for a durable and aesthetically pleasing result.
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Q4. Which formwork is used in all ur recently worked companies ?
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Various types of formwork have been used in my recently worked companies, including timber formwork, steel formwork, and aluminum formwork.
• Timber formwork is commonly used for small to medium-sized projects due to its cost-effectiveness and flexibility.

• Steel formwork is preferred for large and complex structures due to its durability and reusability.

• Aluminum formwork is lightweight and easy to handle, making it suitabl
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Q5. What is the mix proportion of Plastering mortar?
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The mix proportion of plastering mortar typically consists of 1 part cement to 3-4 parts sand.
• The mix proportion of plastering mortar is usually 1:3 or 1:4 (cement:sand)

• The mix can also include lime to improve workability and durability

• Water is added to achieve the desired consistency for application

• Example: A common mix proportion for plastering mortar is 1 part cement, 3 parts sand, and water as needed
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Q6. How many materials required in 1m3 Plastering mortar?
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The materials required in 1m3 of plastering mortar include cement, sand, and water.
• Cement is typically used in the ratio of 1:4 for plastering mortar.

• Sand is used in the ratio of 3-4 times the amount of cement used.

• Water is added as needed to achieve the desired consistency.

• For example, for 1m3 of plastering mortar, you may need 0.25m3 of cement, 1m3 of sand, and water as needed.
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Test was based on numerical, reasoning and verbal,Geometry,Profit & loss, Algebra, Simplication, trigonometry,Load calculation,etc

Q1. What are the roles & responsible in Recently worked company ?
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Q2. They are analysing that Engineers are good consistency for their project work ?
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Q3. Are you able to work in other states & countries ?
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Q4. Will you able to work for 1-3 for our Sobha ltd company so you have to give ur contribution for gaining knowledge in Civil engineering technical world & to growth company also ?
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Yes, I am willing to work for 1-3 years at Sobha Ltd to contribute to the growth of the company and gain knowledge in the technical world of Civil engineering.
• I am committed to continuous learning and professional development in the field of Civil engineering.

• I understand the importance of gaining practical experience and knowledge to contribute effectively to the growth of the company.

• I am excited about the opportunit...read more
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Q5. What are the designation in ur recently worked companies ?
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Q1. BBS Mivan Shuttering
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Q2. Regarding projects handled
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Q1. Are you ready to work for 12 hours a day?
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Q2. Are you ready to work at night also?
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Yes, I am ready to work at night as required for the job.
• I am willing to work night shifts to meet project deadlines

• I understand the importance of flexibility in the engineering field

• I have previous experience working night shifts on construction projects
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Q1. About previous projects.
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Q1. Site questions and finishing work
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Q1. Structure work going on at site
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The structure work at the site involves the construction of a new building using steel beams and concrete columns.
• Steel beams are being used for the framework of the building

• Concrete columns are being installed to support the structure

• The construction process includes pouring concrete, welding steel beams, and erecting walls
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Q2. Survey related questions
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Q3. Planning related
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Q4. About Relocation nearby site
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Q5. Manage site works
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Managing site works involves overseeing construction activities, coordinating with contractors, ensuring safety regulations are followed, and meeting project deadlines.
• Coordinate with contractors and subcontractors to ensure work is completed on time and within budget

• Monitor progress of construction activities and address any issues that may arise

• Ensure compliance with safety regulations and quality standards

• Communicat...read more
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Q1. Structure related questions, Finishing work, Basic knowledge of Fire and Plumbing work, Quality codes, Glazing work, ETC..
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Q1. Pay rolls and offer letter
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