Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Assistant Project Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Detail process of building survey
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The process of building survey involves several steps to assess the condition and suitability of a building.
• Determine the purpose of the survey and the scope of work

• Conduct a visual inspection of the building's exterior and interior

• Identify any structural issues, such as cracks or signs of deterioration

• Assess the building's systems, including electrical, plumbing, and HVAC

• Evaluate the building's compliance with buildin...read more
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Q2. What is development length
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Development length is the minimum length of reinforcement required to transfer the stress between the concrete and the reinforcement.
• Development length is determined by factors such as the type of reinforcement, concrete strength, and bond strength.

• It is necessary to ensure that the reinforcement bars are properly embedded in the concrete to provide structural integrity.

• The development length can vary depending on the ...read more
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Q3. What about you know waterproofing of toilet area
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Waterproofing of toilet area is essential to prevent water damage and maintain hygiene.
• Waterproofing involves applying a waterproof membrane or coating to the walls, floors, and joints of the toilet area.

• It helps to prevent water leakage, seepage, and dampness, which can lead to structural damage and mold growth.

• Various materials like waterproofing membranes, sealants, and grouts are used for effective waterproofing.

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Q4. Circumstances of handing over flat to Clint
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The circumstances of handing over the flat to Clint
• The flat was handed over to Clint after completing all necessary paperwork

• The condition of the flat was documented before handing it over to Clint

• Keys and access cards were provided to Clint

• Any outstanding payments or dues were settled before the handover
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Q1. Pls give information about your profile
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Q2. What is your strength
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Q3. During job are you comfortable of transfer
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Q4. Why are you leaving your current company
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Q1. Introduce yourself? This This question is just make you comfortable to boost your confidence because you surely know the answer.?
Ans. Prepare your introduction and speak. Ensure that your speak naturally - touch upon your education, family, academic & experience. Keep some thread which will generate another related questions & if successful then gobwith flow
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Q2. Why do you want to change?
Ans. Multiple answers.. Stagnant, better remuneration, better position, change of location... and many.. see what suits you. Try to avoid talking against any current & previous employer
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Q1. Project Monitoring, scheduling Analyze projects, budget, cash flow, coordination with contractors, Consultant and allied services, construction, resource management, quality control and quality assurance, ...read more
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Q1. Two types of pavent 1:- Flexible pavement 2:-rigid pavement Types of progect 1:- New progect 2:- Realigment of road
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Flexible pavement and rigid pavement are two types of pavements used in different types of road projects.
• Flexible pavement is made of multiple layers of materials that can flex under traffic loads.

• Rigid pavement is made of a single layer of concrete or asphalt that is rigid and does not flex.

• New projects involve constructing roads from scratch, while realignment projects involve changing the alignment of existing roads...read more
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Q2. Constrution process:- surveying, enchrochment ,NGL, OGL
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Q3. Flexibile road :- 1:- Embankment as per site now taken thickness 3M , Large size of soil particles75mm lumps& cloud , liquid index<50% , plastic limit <25% , Swelling &shrinkage <50% , effective cbr as per...read more
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Q4. 3:- confinement layer or new blanket
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Q5. 4:- WMM:- It is mixture of aggregate and binding material, aggregate size4.75mm to 20mm. Binding material used stone dust ,morum,flyash, total compacted 300mm. Two layer 150mm &150mm. It is mix in pre mix...read more
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Q6. (a) Prime coat:- low viscous cut back bitumen on wmm surface area fil up pores and void. (b) Tack coat:- Light application bitumen, ashphalt,emulsion,and dilute water applied on the prim coat.
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The question describes the application of prime coat and tack coat on a WMM surface.
• Prime coat is a low viscous cut back bitumen used to fill up pores and voids on a WMM surface.

• Tack coat is a light application of bitumen, asphalt, emulsion, or dilute water applied on the prime coat.

• The purpose of the prime coat is to bond the WMM surface with the subsequent layers of asphalt.

• The tack coat helps in providing a strong b...read more
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Q7. 5 :- DBM:- It is total thickness 150mm. Compacted in two layer 100mm & 50mm Aggregate size 20mm to 28mm ,bitumen viscous grade VG30 grade bitumen mixture.
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Q8. Tack coat :- light application bitumen ,Asphalt, emulsion,and diluted water on the surface area of DBM.
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Q9. 6:- BC :- It is total thicness 50 mm compacted. It is mixture of aggregate size 13.1mm bitumen VG30 grade viscous.
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Q10. 7:- Seal :- 6mm to 8mm thickness grvel or coarse sand mix with bitumen on BC course .provided camber on flexble pavement 1in 40 to 1in 40.
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Q11. RIGID PAVEMENT :- All the process of embankment to GSB is same. DLC:- Specification 1 :- Aggregate size 26.5 mm 2:-water absorption<2% 3 :- soundness test :- Naso4 12% ...read more
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Q12. DESIGIN PROCEDURE :- DLC thickness 150mm. 1:- use M15 grade concrete,max aggregate cement ratio 12:1 2:-The minimum cement content 150kg per cum. If flayash is more than >20% the mini.mum cement content. ...read more
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Design procedure for 150mm DLC thickness using M15 grade concrete with specific requirements for cement content, testing, mixing, transportation, compaction, and curing.
• Use M15 grade concrete with maximum aggregate cement ratio of 12:1

• Minimum cement content of 150kg per cum, or 120kg per cum if flyash is more than 20%

• Perform 5 sample cube test after 7 day curing with strength of 10 MPA, and 1 sample cube test after 7 d...read more
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Q13. PQC:- TOTAL THICKNESS 300MM Aggregate size 31.5mm. All specificition is same as DLC.
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Q14. Design procedure :- 1 :- The minimum cement content 360 kg per cum.if the fly ash is more than 20% the minimum cement content 310 kg per cum. 2 :-The flexure strength of cement concrete after 28 days cur...read more
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Design procedure for Senior Project Manager role including cement content, strength, joint design, and surface finishing.
• Minimum cement content of 360 kg per cum, or 310 kg per cum if fly ash is more than 20%

• Flexure strength of cement concrete after 28 days curing is 4.5 MPA

• Compressive strength of cement concrete after 28 days curing is 40 MPA

• Dowel bar provided for expansion joint vehicle load transfer between slabs

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Q15. CBR:- Developed by calforina division state highway to classiy soil sub grade &GSB CBR=3%-25% CLAY<8% SAND 15% -35% GRAVEL>25% THICKNESS OF PAVEMENT T=( 1.75P/CBR - A/3.14)
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Q1. Self introduction and roles and responsibilities of the previous company
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Q2. Question related to safety and quality
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Q1. Salary negotiation with respect to previous salary
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Q2. Benefits and facilities provided by the company
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Q1. Sewerage System - Design Standards
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Design standards for sewerage system
• Design standards vary based on location and regulations

• Consideration should be given to factors such as population density, topography, and soil type

• Standards may include minimum pipe diameter, slope, and depth

• Examples of design standards include ASCE 15 and EPA guidelines
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Q2. Load distribution method
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Q1. Block work, plastering, putty, painting, gypsum, Tile,
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Q2. Block work plastering putty , painting , gypsum, tile marble,
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