Knight Frank Civil Site Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Concrete ,Rcc, surveying
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Q2. What is concrete
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Concrete is a composite material made of cement, water, aggregates, and sometimes additives, used in construction for its strength and durability.
• Concrete is made by mixing cement, water, and aggregates like sand and gravel.

• It hardens over time through a chemical process called hydration.

• Concrete is used in construction for building foundations, roads, bridges, and more.

• Different types of concrete can be used based on ...read more
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Q3. Diffrerence b/w PCC AND RCC
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PCC stands for Plain Cement Concrete and is made of cement, sand, and aggregate. RCC stands for Reinforced Cement Concrete and has steel reinforcement added to increase strength.
• PCC is used for non-structural works like levelling, bedding for footing, etc.

• RCC is used for structural works like beams, columns, slabs, etc.

• RCC has higher strength and durability compared to PCC.

• PCC does not have any reinforcement, while RCC...read more
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Q4. Waht is contour
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Contours are imaginary lines that connect points of equal elevation on a map or surface.
• Contours are used in topographic maps to show the shape and elevation of the land.

• They help visualize the terrain and identify features such as hills, valleys, and slopes.

• Closer contour lines indicate steeper slopes, while widely spaced lines represent flatter areas.

• Contour lines never cross each other and form closed loops around h...read more
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Q5. What is reinforcement and what is the work of
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Reinforcement in civil engineering refers to the process of adding steel bars or mesh to concrete structures to increase their strength and durability.
• Reinforcement helps to resist tensile forces in concrete structures.

• Common types of reinforcement include rebar (steel bars) and wire mesh.

• Reinforcement is placed strategically within the concrete forms before pouring the concrete.

• Properly placed reinforcement helps prev...read more
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Q1. Where do you see yourself in next 2 years??
Ans. In a position which is beneficial for both of us and growth
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Q1. How do you track progress in your projects??
Ans. By preparing a schedule and adhering to the same.
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Q1. Tell me about your experience?
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Q2. What salary you expect from us ?
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Plaster wall thickness 6mm slab bottom
12mm plaster smooth surface

Cube test after 7 day nd 14 day

Slump cone test true

Q1. How to check raft reinforcement and wall shuttering
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To check raft reinforcement and wall shuttering, visual inspection and measurements are key.
• Inspect the alignment and spacing of reinforcement bars in the raft foundation.

• Check for proper cover of concrete over the reinforcement bars.

• Ensure that the wall shuttering is properly aligned and secured before pouring concrete.

• Measure the dimensions of the raft foundation and wall shuttering to confirm they meet the design sp
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Q2. How to check concrete
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To check concrete, perform tests like slump test, compressive strength test, and soundness test.
• Perform a slump test to check the workability of concrete.

• Conduct a compressive strength test to determine the strength of concrete.

• Check the soundness of concrete by performing a soundness test.

• Inspect the appearance and consistency of the concrete mix.

• Ensure proper curing of the concrete to prevent cracks and ensure durabi
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