Hindustan Construction Company Civil Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Where did you worked before this company
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I previously worked at XYZ Company as a Quality Engineer for 3 years.
• Worked at XYZ Company as a Quality Engineer

• Experience of 3 years in the role

• Implemented quality control processes and procedures

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to improve product quality
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Q2. What is your role in your previous company
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I was responsible for ensuring the quality of products and processes in my previous company.
• Developed and implemented quality control procedures

• Conducted quality audits and inspections

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to address quality issues

• Provided training on quality standards and best practices
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Q3. Why we hire you
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Q1. Cut length of spiral stirrup for pile..
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The cut length of spiral stirrup for a pile is determined based on the diameter of the pile and the spacing required for the stirrups.
• Calculate the circumference of the pile using the formula C = π * d, where d is the diameter of the pile.

• Determine the spacing required for the spiral stirrups based on design specifications.

• Multiply the circumference of the pile by the number of required spiral stirrups to get the total...read more
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Q2. Axial load on column
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Axial load on column refers to the vertical force acting on the column, typically due to the weight of the structure it supports.
• Axial load is the force that acts along the longitudinal axis of the column.

• It is important to consider axial load in column design to ensure structural stability.

• Examples of factors affecting axial load include dead loads, live loads, and wind loads on the structure.
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Q1. Size of concrete cube
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The size of a concrete cube is typically 150mm x 150mm x 150mm for standard testing purposes.
• Standard size for concrete cube is 150mm x 150mm x 150mm

• Used for testing the compressive strength of concrete

• Other sizes may be used for specific projects or requirements
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Q2. 150mm*150mm*150mm
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Q1. Grades of concrete, Grades of cement Grades of steel
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Grades of concrete, cement, and steel are important in civil engineering.
• Grades of concrete refer to the strength and durability of the concrete mix.

• Common grades of concrete include M10, M15, M20, M25, etc.

• Grades of cement indicate the compressive strength of the cement.

• Common grades of cement include 33, 43, and 53.

• Grades of steel refer to the strength and ductility of the steel used in construction.

• Common grades of
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Q2. Type pf pavement and
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Q3. Rigid and flexible Rigid:-concrete pavement Flexible:-Bituminous concrete
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Q4. Test on cement and concrete
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Q5. Physical and chemical test And concrete:- Compressive strength test
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It was very good , they give certain time to prepare yourself

It's basically arithmetic and reasoning test

Q1. What is the nominal size of brick
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The nominal size of a brick is the size specified by the manufacturer for identification and classification purposes.
• The nominal size of a brick is typically larger than its actual size to account for mortar joints.

• Common nominal sizes for bricks include 4 inches by 8 inches by 2 1/4 inches and 3 5/8 inches by 2 1/4 inches by 8 inches.

• It is important to consider the nominal size when planning and designing brickwork pr
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Q2. What are the admixture of concrete
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Admixtures are added to concrete to alter its properties or enhance its performance.
• Admixtures can improve workability, durability, strength, and set time of concrete

• Types of admixtures include water reducers, accelerators, retarders, air-entraining agents, and superplasticizers

• Example: Adding a water reducer admixture can increase the workability of concrete without compromising strength
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