Maire Tecnimont Graduate Engineer Trainee (Get) Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Give introduction
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I am a highly motivated and experienced professional with a strong background in marketing and sales.
• Over 10 years of experience in marketing and sales

• Proven track record of exceeding sales targets

• Strong communication and negotiation skills

• Expertise in developing and implementing marketing strategies

• Proficient in market research and analysis
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Q2. Your hobbies
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My hobbies include reading, hiking, and painting.
• Reading: I enjoy diving into a good book and exploring different genres.

• Hiking: I love spending time outdoors, exploring nature trails and challenging myself physically.

• Painting: I find relaxation and creativity in expressing myself through art.
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Q1. Various designs considerations
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Design considerations play a crucial role in the success of a project or product.
• Consider user experience and usability

• Think about scalability and flexibility

• Ensure security and privacy measures are in place

• Take into account cost and resource constraints
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Q2. Type of defects in plastic
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Common defects in plastic include bubbles, warping, sink marks, and flash.
• Bubbles: trapped air pockets in the plastic

• Warping: deformation of the plastic due to uneven cooling

• Sink marks: depressions on the surface caused by uneven cooling or thick sections

• Flash: excess material around the edges of the mold
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Q1. What is curing ?
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Curing is the process of maintaining adequate moisture and temperature for a specific period of time to allow concrete to achieve its desired strength and durability.
• Curing helps in preventing the loss of moisture from the concrete, which is essential for hydration to occur.

• Proper curing enhances the strength, durability, and overall quality of the concrete.

• Common curing methods include water curing, steam curing, and ...read more
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Q2. What are the dimensions of test cube?
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The dimensions of a test cube are typically 150mm x 150mm x 150mm.
• Standard dimensions are 150mm x 150mm x 150mm

• Used for testing compressive strength of concrete

• Can vary based on specific testing requirements
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Q1. Explain yourself ?
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I am a dedicated and hardworking individual with a passion for engineering and problem-solving.
• I recently graduated with a degree in engineering from XYZ University.

• I have completed internships at ABC Company where I gained hands-on experience in project management and design.

• I am proficient in CAD software and have strong analytical skills.

• I am a team player and enjoy collaborating with others to find innovative solut
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Q2. Draw a plan with structural details?
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I would draw a plan with structural details including dimensions, materials, and load-bearing elements.
• Start by sketching the overall layout of the structure

• Include dimensions for each component and the overall structure

• Label materials to be used for each element (e.g. steel beams, concrete columns)

• Highlight load-bearing elements such as columns and beams

• Consider factors like wind load, seismic activity, and live loads
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Q1. How many brickes need in 1m3
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The number of bricks needed in 1m3 depends on the size of the bricks being used.
• The number of bricks in 1m3 will vary based on the size of the bricks. Standard brick size is 190mm x 90mm x 90mm.

• For standard size bricks, approximately 500 bricks are needed in 1m3.

• To calculate the number of bricks needed, divide the volume of 1m3 by the volume of one brick.
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Q2. Fos for concrete
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Fos is a type of admixture used in concrete to improve its workability and durability.
• Fos is a water-reducing admixture that helps in reducing the water content in concrete mixtures.

• It improves the workability of concrete, making it easier to place and finish.

• Fos also enhances the durability of concrete by reducing permeability and increasing strength.

• Examples of Fos for concrete include polycarboxylate-based admixture
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Q1. Difference between true power and reactive power
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True power is the actual power consumed by a device, while reactive power is the power required to establish and maintain the electromagnetic fields in an AC circuit.
• True power is measured in watts (W) and represents the actual energy consumed by a device.

• Reactive power is measured in volt-amperes reactive (VAR) and represents the power required to establish and maintain the electromagnetic fields in an AC circuit.

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