IndianOil Petronas Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What’s your previous experience in?
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Q2. Mostly on the contents that you have provided in your CV
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Q1. This round is with the management, so prepare in a proper way to face the management and answer all the technical and non-technical or management questions properly
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Q1. Clouds are just water vapor, so why do they move?
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Clouds move due to the combination of wind, temperature, and pressure differences in the atmosphere.
• Clouds are carried along by the wind in the atmosphere.

• Temperature differences cause air to rise or sink, affecting cloud movement.

• Pressure variations also play a role in cloud motion.

• For example, warm air rising from the ground can create cumulus clouds that move with the wind.
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Q2. What keeps space empty?
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Space is empty due to the extremely low density of matter and the vast distances between objects.
• Space is mostly empty because of the low density of matter in the universe.

• The vast distances between celestial bodies also contribute to the emptiness of space.

• Even though space is not completely empty and contains various particles and radiation, it is considered a vacuum due to the low density of matter.
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Q3. Why don't the gases in the atmosphere separate out according to mass
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Gases in the atmosphere do not separate out according to mass due to the constant mixing caused by wind and turbulence.
• Constant mixing caused by wind and turbulence prevents gases from separating based on mass

• Gravity also plays a role in keeping gases well-mixed in the atmosphere

• Different gases have different molecular weights but are still evenly distributed in the atmosphere
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Q1. Where does the atmosphere end? Where is the edge of space?
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The atmosphere gradually thins out as altitude increases, eventually merging into outer space.
• The atmosphere is composed of several layers, with the exosphere being the outermost layer before transitioning into space.

• The Kármán line, located at an altitude of 100 km (62 miles) above sea level, is often considered the boundary between Earth's atmosphere and outer space.

• Beyond the Kármán line, the atmosphere becomes extr...read more
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Q2. Why does the air only contain water vapor and not other kinds of vapors?
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Air mainly contains water vapor due to the evaporation of water bodies, plants, and human activities.
• Water vapor is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere due to evaporation from oceans, lakes, rivers, and plants.

• Other vapors like alcohol, gasoline, or perfume are present in the air but in much lower concentrations compared to water vapor.

• Water vapor is constantly being added to the air through processes like transpir...read more
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Prior to interview some

Prior to interview some assignment provided.

Q1. How much your salary expected?
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My salary expectation is based on my qualifications, experience, and the industry standard for Safety Officers.
• Consider my qualifications and certifications in the field

• Take into account my years of experience in safety management

• Research the average salary range for Safety Officers in the industry

• Negotiate based on the responsibilities and expectations of the role
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Q2. What you know about the company?
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The company is a leading construction firm specializing in infrastructure projects.
• Specializes in infrastructure projects

• Known for high safety standards

• Has a strong track record of completing projects on time and within budget
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Q3. Who is Responsible for Safety?
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Everyone in the workplace is responsible for safety, from management to employees.
• Management is responsible for providing a safe work environment and enforcing safety policies.

• Employees are responsible for following safety procedures and reporting any hazards or incidents.

• Safety officers are responsible for conducting safety inspections, training employees, and ensuring compliance with regulations.
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Q4. Who will approved and sign in Safety policy?
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The Safety policy is approved and signed by top management.
• Safety policy is approved and signed by top management or senior leadership.

• Typically, the CEO, Managing Director, or equivalent high-ranking official signs the Safety policy.

• The Safety Officer may be responsible for drafting the policy and ensuring it aligns with regulations and best practices.
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Lesson learend event will be discussed

Once the interview completed group dicussion will be conducted for share the selection process.

Q1. Did you have experience in safety training?
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Yes, I have extensive experience in safety training including conducting safety drills, developing safety protocols, and providing safety awareness training.
• Conducted safety drills to prepare employees for emergencies

• Developed safety protocols to ensure compliance with regulations

• Provided safety awareness training to educate employees on potential hazards

• Implemented safety measures to prevent accidents and injuries
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Q2. How you solve the problems?
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I solve problems by analyzing the root cause, developing a plan of action, and implementing solutions effectively.
• Identify the problem and gather relevant information

• Analyze the root cause of the issue

• Develop a plan of action to address the problem

• Implement solutions effectively

• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the solutions
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