Granada Europe Construction Civil Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Technical engineer
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Q2. My salary 800000
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Q1. Technical engineer
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Q2. My salary 800000
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Q3. Excavation Engineer
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Q1. What interests you about Civil Lines?
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I am fascinated by the impact Civil Lines have on urban development and infrastructure.
• The opportunity to contribute to the design and construction of roads, bridges, and buildings

• The challenge of ensuring safety and efficiency in infrastructure projects

• The chance to work on projects that improve the quality of life for communities

• The satisfaction of seeing tangible results of your work, such as a new bridge connecting
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Q2. What factors influenced your decision to choose our company?
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I was impressed by your company's reputation for innovative projects and commitment to sustainability.
• Reputation for innovative projects

• Commitment to sustainability

• Positive reviews from current employees

• Company's values align with my own

• Opportunities for professional growth and development
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Q1. Site work related like foundation
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Q2. Eraction and stringing
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The goal of an aptitude test is to predict the ability to learn new skills

Q1. What experience do you have that relates to this job role
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Q2. Tell me about your final year projects
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Q1. Why do a slump test
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To determine the workability of concrete mix
• To ensure the concrete mix has the desired consistency for proper placement and compaction

• To assess the water content in the concrete mix

• To check the quality of the concrete mix and its ability to flow and settle

• To prevent issues such as segregation and bleeding in the concrete mix

• To meet the specifications and requirements of the project

• Example: If the slump test result show...read more
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Q2. What should be the minimum slump of concrete
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The minimum slump of concrete should be 25 mm according to standards.
• The minimum slump of concrete is typically specified by standards such as ASTM or ACI.

• A slump test is conducted to measure the consistency of concrete, with a minimum value of 25 mm usually required.

• A higher slump value indicates a more workable concrete mix, while a lower value may result in difficulties during placement and compaction.
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Q1. Tell me about yourself?
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Q1. Current job responsibilities?
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Q1. Is the job is suitable for you or not?
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Q1. BBS ,QUANTITY TAKE OFF ,QUANTITY OF CONCRETE, lapping, and clear cover
Ans. Find accurate cutting length and find the total weight of rcc structure, find out all the quantity of structure, Lapping normal used 50d clear cover our for footing 50mm and beam 25mm and column for 40mm and slab 20mm
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Q2. Bbs, mix design
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Q1. Reason for leaving current company
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Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth.
• Desire for career advancement

• Looking for new challenges

• Seeking better work-life balance

• Company restructuring or downsizing

• Relocation to a new area
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Q2. Current job location
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Currently working in a construction company in downtown Los Angeles.
• Working in downtown Los Angeles

• Construction company

• Civil engineering job
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