Thryve Digital Interview Questions and Answers

Standards for city gas distribution include codes and regulations set by local authorities and industry organizations.

• Standards are set by local authorities such as city councils or municipal governments

• Industry organizations like the American Gas Association (AGA) also establish guidelines for gas distribution

• Codes and regulations cover aspects such as pipeline construction, maintenance, safety measures, and emergency response protocols

My current CTC is $100,000 and my expected CTC is $120,000.

• Current CTC: $100,000

• Expected CTC: $120,000

Laying activity in PE involves the process of laying down pipes or cables in a designated area.

• Laying activity requires careful planning and coordination to ensure proper alignment and depth of the pipes or cables.

• It involves digging trenches, placing the pipes or cables in the trenches, and covering them with soil or other materials.

• Quality control measures such as pressure testing may be conducted to ensure the integrity of the laid pipes or cables.

• Examples of laying activi...read more

Compressor is used to increase the pressure of gas while booster is used to increase the pressure of already compressed gas.

• Compressor is used to compress gas from low pressure to high pressure.

• Booster is used to increase the pressure of already compressed gas.

• Compressor is used in various applications like air conditioning, refrigeration, and gas turbines.

• Booster is used in applications like pipeline transportation of natural gas and oil refining.

• Compressor can have multiple...read more

Fire extinguishing methods include water, foam, CO2, dry chemical, and fire blankets. Safety sign boards use color codes like red for fire hazards and yellow for caution.

• Fire extinguishing methods: water, foam, CO2, dry chemical, fire blankets

• Color codes of Safety sign boards: red for fire hazards, yellow for caution

Lockout/tagout (LOTO) is a safety procedure used to ensure that dangerous machines are properly shut off and not able to be started up again prior to the completion of maintenance or servicing work.

• Notify all affected employees that a lockout/tagout system is going to be utilized.

• Shut down the equipment using normal stopping procedures.

• Isolate the equipment from its energy source(s).

• Apply the lockout/tagout device(s) to the energy-isolating device(s).

• Release stored energy (su...read more