Hindustan Construction Company Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Tell about your self?
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I am a dedicated HSE Engineer with a strong background in ensuring workplace safety and compliance with regulations.
• Experienced in conducting safety inspections and audits

• Skilled in developing and implementing safety procedures and protocols

• Proficient in conducting risk assessments and incident investigations

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills for training and educating employees on safety practices
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Q2. Why do you want to leave your current company?
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Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth.
• Looking for a new challenge to further develop my skills and knowledge

• Interested in exploring new opportunities for career advancement

• Seeking a company with a stronger focus on safety and compliance

• Want to work in a more dynamic and innovative environment
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Q1. Hierarchy of control?
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Hierarchy of control refers to a system used to minimize or eliminate hazards in the workplace by prioritizing control measures.
• Elimination - removing the hazard completely (e.g. replacing a toxic chemical with a safer alternative)

• Substitution - replacing the hazard with a less hazardous alternative (e.g. using a less toxic cleaning product)

• Engineering controls - isolating people from the hazard (e.g. installing ventil...read more
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Q2. Hira Related Questions?
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Process of Goods receive, Material Issuence ,Inventory control ,Gate Pass of Job work Material

Q1. What are your exact responsibility in your organization?
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Q2. What are your additional qualities?
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Q3. AutoCAD, Excel, Friendly with all types of docs , Even the Contract Documents also
Ans. Maintain good relationship with Clients on the basis of my performance.
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Q1. What are work procedure in your organization in RA Bill preparation ?
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The work procedure in our organization for RA Bill preparation involves several steps.
• Gathering all relevant project documents and information

• Analyzing the project scope and specifications

• Measuring and quantifying the work done on-site

• Preparing detailed rate analysis for each item of work

• Calculating the quantities and rates for each item

• Preparing the bill of quantities (BOQ)

• Cross-checking the BOQ with the project speci...read more
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Q2. Explain about the different types of bills you know about.
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Different types of bills in quantity surveying
• Measurement bill: It includes the detailed measurements of various items of work.

• Abstract bill: It provides a summary of all the measurements and quantities of work done.

• Cost bill: It includes the cost of each item of work and the total cost of the project.

• Final bill: It is the final settlement bill after completion of the project.

• Interim bill: It is prepared at regular int...read more
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Q3. Tell me about the importance of contact documents in any type of bill prepation.
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Contact documents are essential in bill preparation as they outline the terms and conditions of the contract, provide clarity on project scope, and ensure fair payment for work done.
• Contact documents define the legal agreement between the parties involved in a construction project.

• They outline the terms and conditions, including project scope, deliverables, timelines, and payment terms.

• Contact documents provide clarity...read more
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Q4. How reconciliation performed?
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Reconciliation is performed by comparing and matching financial records to ensure accuracy and consistency.
• Reconciliation involves comparing two sets of records, such as bank statements and accounting records, to identify any discrepancies.

• The process includes verifying the accuracy of transactions, identifying errors or omissions, and making necessary adjustments.

• Reconciliation can be performed manually or using softw...read more
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Q5. What are the client instructions in your current project about document controlling?
Ans. As according to client, we have prepare and submit all the prepour and postpour docs with all test certificate if any even in mechanical or civil works before submission of Monthly RA bill.
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Q6. Do you know AutoCAD & Excel well ?
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Yes, I am proficient in AutoCAD and Excel.
• I have extensive experience using AutoCAD for creating and editing technical drawings.

• I am skilled in using Excel for data analysis, calculations, and creating spreadsheets.

• I have successfully completed projects where I utilized both AutoCAD and Excel.

• I am familiar with the various features and functions of both software.

• I can efficiently generate quantity take-offs and cost es
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Q1. Working time in site work
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Q2. Working time period
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Q3. Som soil survey steel
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Q4. Highway engineering
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Q5. Irrigation Fluid machinces
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Q1. Client Bill Related Question
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Q1. What are the key aspects of road safety? answer is obay the traffic laws and rules,, make safe drive
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Q2. What is traffic safety?
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Q3. What does food safety entail?
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Q1. What is thikness of floor tile.
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The thickness of floor tiles can vary depending on the type and material used.
• Floor tiles can range in thickness from 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch.

• Common thickness for ceramic tiles is around 1/4 inch.

• Porcelain tiles are typically thicker, around 3/8 inch to 1/2 inch.

• Natural stone tiles can vary in thickness depending on the type of stone.

• Thin tiles, known as slim tiles, can be as thin as 3mm.

• Thicker tiles are more durable and
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Q2. Types of tiles.
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Types of tiles include ceramic, porcelain, glass, mosaic, and natural stone.
• Ceramic tiles are made from clay and other natural materials, and are popular for their durability and versatility.

• Porcelain tiles are also made from clay but are denser and less porous than ceramic tiles, making them more water-resistant.

• Glass tiles are known for their unique appearance and ability to reflect light, making them popular for bac...read more
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Q3. Bar bending schedule
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