K2k Infrastructure Time Keeper Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. As attendance for “Mid Management level designation “ Just asks about my Experience. Not much Technical points highlighted except few Manager level Questions (general points not much technically projected)...read more
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Q1. Excavation safety, EHS management, Lifting & Erection safety
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It was a mix of general aptitude questions and theoretical core questions!

Q1. What is concrete technology?
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Concrete technology is the study of the properties and behavior of concrete materials.
• Concrete technology involves understanding the composition, properties, and behavior of concrete materials.

• It includes knowledge of mix design, construction practices, and testing methods.

• Advancements in concrete technology have led to the development of high-performance concrete, self-healing concrete, and sustainable concrete soluti
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Q2. How do you define concrete technology?
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Concrete technology refers to the science and technology involved in the properties, behavior, and use of concrete materials.
• Concrete technology involves the study of materials used in concrete production, such as aggregates, cement, and water.

• It also includes understanding the properties of concrete, such as strength, durability, and workability.

• Concrete technology covers various methods of concrete production, testin...read more
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Q3. What is slump cone test?
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Slump cone test is a method used to determine the workability of concrete by measuring the consistency and flow of the concrete mix.
• Involves filling a slump cone with concrete mix, then lifting the cone to see how much the concrete slumps or settles

• The amount of slump is measured in millimeters and indicates the workability of the concrete mix

• Different types of slumps (true slump, shear slump, collapse slump) can indic...read more
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Q4. What is soil bearing capacity?
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Soil bearing capacity refers to the ability of soil to support the load applied to it without undergoing excessive settlement or deformation.
• Soil bearing capacity is typically measured in pounds per square foot or kilopascals.

• It is influenced by factors such as soil type, moisture content, compaction, and depth.

• Different types of soil have different bearing capacities - for example, clay soils generally have a lower be...read more
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Q5. What is the latest technology in the field of civil engineering?
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One of the latest technologies in civil engineering is Building Information Modeling (BIM).
• Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a building.

• BIM allows for collaboration among architects, engineers, and construction professionals throughout the project lifecycle.

• It helps in improving efficiency, reducing errors, and optimizing building performance.

• E...read more
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Q6. How are bridges made under water and what all is required to prevent rods from corrosion?
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Bridges are made underwater using various construction methods and materials to prevent corrosion of rods.
• Specialized equipment like cofferdams or caissons are used to create a dry work environment underwater.

• Materials like epoxy-coated rebar or stainless steel are used to prevent corrosion of rods.

• Cathodic protection systems can also be installed to protect the rods from corrosion.

• Regular maintenance and inspections a...read more
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Q1. About my fathers profession?
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Q2. About my earlier interests ?
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Q1. Process of Pilling and I-Girder methodology?
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Pilling is the process of driving precast concrete piles into the ground to provide foundation support. I-Girder methodology involves using precast concrete girders in bridge construction.
• Pilling involves driving precast concrete piles into the ground using specialized equipment

• I-Girder methodology uses precast concrete girders to support bridge decks

• Both processes are commonly used in construction projects to provide
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Q2. Methodology of Girder Erection ?
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Girder erection involves lifting and placing girders into position for bridge construction.
• Girders are typically lifted using cranes or specialized equipment.

• Proper planning and coordination are essential to ensure safety and efficiency.

• Girder erection may involve the use of temporary supports or falsework.

• Quality control measures are important to ensure girders are placed accurately and securely.

• Examples of girder ere...read more
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Q1. What makes You to join adani
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Q2. What do you change your last Organisation?
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Q1. Salary negotiation?
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Q1. Technical about railway experience in OHE
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Q2. Commerical experience related to client billing
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I have extensive commercial experience related to client billing.
• Managed client billing for a software company, ensuring timely and accurate invoicing

• Developed and implemented billing processes for a consulting firm, resulting in a 20% increase in revenue

• Collaborated with sales team to resolve billing discrepancies and improve client satisfaction
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Q1. What are the INDAS, you have worked on??
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I have worked on INDAS 115 and INDAS 116 in my previous role as a financial analyst.
• Implemented INDAS 115 to recognize revenue from contracts with customers

• Applied INDAS 116 to account for leases in financial statements

• Ensured compliance with INDAS standards in financial reporting

• Prepared financial statements following the guidelines of INDAS
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Q2. Indas -101,109 112
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