J&F Quantity Surveyor and Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Design of base plate
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Base plate design involves determining the size, thickness, and material of the plate to support the structural load.
• Consider the load requirements and dimensions of the column being supported

• Calculate the required thickness and size of the base plate based on the load

• Select a suitable material for the base plate, such as steel or concrete

• Ensure proper anchorage and connection details for the base plate
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Q2. Roughly draw a base plate connection
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A base plate connection is a structural element used to connect a steel column to a concrete foundation.
• Base plate connections are typically used in steel structures to transfer loads from the column to the foundation.

• The base plate is usually welded to the bottom of the column and anchored to the concrete foundation using anchor bolts.

• The base plate connection design must consider factors such as load transfer, bendin...read more
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Q1. What is dual case in finding R value in EQ
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Dual case in finding R value in EQ refers to considering both the worst-case scenario and the best-case scenario.
• Dual case involves analyzing the structure's response to both maximum and minimum loads.

• It helps in determining the range of possible outcomes for the structure.

• For example, in seismic design, dual case analysis considers both the maximum and minimum seismic forces that the structure may experience.
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Q2. Why you are shifting your job
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Q1. Are you ready to relocate?
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Q2. How good are you with draughting and 3D modelling?
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I am highly skilled in draughting and 3D modelling.
• I have extensive experience in using CAD software for draughting and 3D modelling.

• I am proficient in creating detailed technical drawings and 3D models.

• I have successfully completed several projects involving complex draughting and 3D modelling tasks.

• I am knowledgeable about industry standards and best practices in draughting and 3D modelling.

• I continuously update my s...read more
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Quantative aptitude /verbal and logical reasoning

Q1. Extempore+technical questions
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Q2. Questions on power system
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Q3. Questionson electrical machines
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Q1. How do you calculate the amount of material used in cubic meters?
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The amount of material used in cubic meters can be calculated by multiplying the length, width, and height of the object.
• Calculate the volume of the object by multiplying the length, width, and height in meters.

• The formula for calculating volume is: Volume = Length x Width x Height

• For example, if a rectangular prism has dimensions of 2m x 3m x 4m, the volume would be 2m x 3m x 4m = 24 cubic meters.
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Q2. Water absorpation related
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Q1. Introducing and personality
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Technical questions about the Revit and MEP

Q1. Questions about monopile
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Q2. Quantity for pile ,pile cap
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The quantity for pile and pile cap is determined based on the design requirements and load calculations.
• The quantity of piles is determined based on the structural load requirements and soil conditions.

• The quantity of pile caps is determined based on the number of piles and the design of the structure.

• Calculations for pile and pile cap quantities involve factors such as load distribution, material strength, and safety
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