HAL Offshore Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What is a BBU
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BBU stands for Baseband Unit, a key component in a mobile network responsible for processing and managing the radio signals.
• BBU is responsible for processing and managing the radio signals in a mobile network.

• It is a key component in the network infrastructure, working closely with the Remote Radio Unit (RRU).

• BBU is typically located at the base station and plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth communication between ...read more
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Q3. What is the meaning of LSTK project?
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LSTK project stands for Lump Sum Turnkey project.
• LSTK project is a type of project where the contractor is responsible for completing the project within a specified budget and timeline.

• The contractor takes on the risk of any cost overruns or delays in completion.

• Examples of LSTK projects include construction of a new building, installation of a manufacturing plant, or development of a new infrastructure project.
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Q4. What do you understand by Critical path?
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Critical path is the longest sequence of tasks in a project that must be completed on time to ensure the project finishes on schedule.
• Critical path helps in identifying the minimum time needed to complete a project.

• It consists of tasks that have zero slack or float, meaning any delay in these tasks will delay the entire project.

• Activities on the critical path are often depicted in a Gantt chart.

• By focusing on the criti...read more
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Q5. What do you mean by EPC?
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EPC stands for Engineering, Procurement, and Construction in project management.
• EPC is a common type of contract used in the construction industry where the contractor is responsible for all aspects of the project from design to completion.

• The contractor is responsible for engineering the project, procuring the necessary materials and equipment, and constructing the project according to the agreed specifications.

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Q3. PIPING SAME CODE
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The question is about piping with the same code.
• Piping refers to the system of pipes used for transporting fluids or gases.

• The term 'same code' likely refers to using the same material or specifications for the piping.

• The question may involve discussing the advantages, disadvantages, or considerations of using the same code for piping.

• Examples could include discussing the impact on maintenance, compatibility, or safety
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Q4. PIPING FABRICATION
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Q1. Piping related question's
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Q1. Asked questions related to my job
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Q1. What skill do you have
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Q2. Tell me something about your project
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