Macawber Beekay Engineer Trainee Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Maintenance phylosophy
Ans. Depends on equipment running hour, criticality, availability and standby.
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Q1. What is your highest qualification
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My highest qualification is a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering.
• Master's degree in Electrical Engineering

• Specialized in power systems

• Thesis focused on renewable energy integration

• Completed advanced courses in control systems

• Published research papers in IEEE conferences
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Q1. What is your role and responsibilities in the project quality?
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As a Senior Engineer, my role in project quality is to ensure that all deliverables meet the required standards and specifications.
• Developing and implementing quality assurance processes and procedures

• Conducting regular audits and inspections to identify any quality issues

• Collaborating with cross-functional teams to address and resolve quality concerns

• Creating and maintaining quality documentation, including test plans...read more
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Q1. Based on the experiences and technical information provided in resume
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Q2. Based on the standards mentioned in resume regarding oil and gas
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Aptitude test mainly focused on mechanics and logical and reasoning

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. What are your favourite subjects
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Q3. In depth real life questions on your given subject
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Q1. Basic Geotechnical questions
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Q2. Piling Design, Shallow Foundation Design, International Codes for subsea structure foundation designs.
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Q1. Most interview question based on resume only. And related oil and gas industry.
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Q1. Salary discussion
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Aptitude test consisted of three sections: numerical reasoning, verbal reasoning, and logical reasoning. Each section had a time limit, challenging candidates to solve a variety of problems under pressure. The numerical reasoning section involved complex calculations and data interpretation, while the verbal reasoning section tested comprehension and vocabulary. The logical reasoning part presented puzzles and patterns to assess critical thinking skills. Overall, the test provided a comprehensive evaluation of candidates' cognitive abilities and problem-solving skills."