JSW Group Senior Project Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Least count of varnier caliper
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Least count of vernier caliper is the smallest measurement that can be read accurately.
• It is determined by the number of divisions on the vernier scale and the main scale.

• For example, if the main scale has 10 divisions and the vernier scale has 9 divisions, the least count would be 0.1 mm.

• It is important to use the correct least count when taking measurements to ensure accuracy.
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Q2. Tell me your family background
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Q3. Tell me something about yourself
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Q4. Why are u joining this company
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Q1. Question in power generation plant, turbo blower, steel plant, gas plant, wtp, etp, cooling water system etc
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Q2. Power generation plant DCS turbine, boiler Afbc, cfbc whrs boiler commissioning and operation
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Q3. DCS operation specialists
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Q4. DCS turbine operation and boiler 600 mw
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Q5. Wtp, etp cooling system, axzllary pump, etc
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Q1. What are degrees of air sides
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Degrees of air sides refer to the different temperature zones within an air handling unit.
• Degrees of air sides include hot, warm, cool, and cold zones.

• These zones are typically controlled by dampers and valves to regulate the temperature of the air being circulated.

• For example, the hot side may be where the heating coil is located, while the cool side may be where the cooling coil is located.
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Q2. Understanding about Cryogenic temperature and why we don't use regular valves in cryogenic plants
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Cryogenic temperatures are extremely low temperatures below -150°C, regular valves can freeze and become brittle at such temperatures.
• Cryogenic temperatures are below -150°C, making materials brittle and prone to failure

• Regular valves may freeze and become ineffective at cryogenic temperatures

• Specialized cryogenic valves are designed to withstand extreme cold temperatures

• Materials like stainless steel or brass are used
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Q1. All about current job role
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Q1. Salary expectations
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Q1. Introduce yourself?
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Q2. Where do you look urself in 5 years?
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Q3. Why Change of company?
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Q1. Details of experience.
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Q1. About your existing jobs and skill sets
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Q2. About your interest about the type of job
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Q1. Are you convenient in electrical drawings and layouts
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Yes, I am proficient in reading and interpreting electrical drawings and layouts.
• I have experience in reviewing and understanding electrical drawings and layouts

• I am familiar with symbols, schematics, and diagrams commonly used in electrical engineering

• I have successfully implemented projects based on electrical drawings and layouts

• I can identify potential issues or improvements in electrical designs
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Q2. How do you think you are suitable for the position
Ans. I am confident about the required position and would contribute more for company production and learn more things as it's a world class steel company
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Q1. What would be your salary expectation
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Project review in exting project .
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Q1. Salary negotiation . Profile over discussion Company facilated Previous employey status Medical verification
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Q2. Why you leave this curent comapny. After join what we have expected from you
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Q3. Roles and responsibilities
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Q4. How to handle this project
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Q5. How to lead the team managemnt
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