Mfar Constructions Quality Assurance & Quality Control Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Bricks type and brick water absorption capacity
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Q2. Quality lab and site test of concrete
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Quality lab and site test of concrete involves testing the strength, durability, and consistency of concrete samples.
• Quality lab tests include compressive strength test, slump test, air content test, and temperature test.

• Site tests involve sampling concrete from the construction site, conducting field tests like slump test and air content test, and monitoring curing conditions.

• Quality engineers ensure that concrete mee...read more
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Q3. Pile foundation test, rebound hummer, uv test
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Q4. Silt content test
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Q5. Aggregate test flakiness and elongation test
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Q1. Example of qa & qc
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QA (Quality Assurance) focuses on preventing defects in the process, while QC (Quality Control) focuses on identifying defects in the product.
• QA involves processes and procedures to ensure quality standards are met

• QC involves testing and inspection to identify defects in the product

• Example: QA - creating test plans, QC - executing test cases
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Q1. About Quality management system
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Q2. Health Safety & Environment
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Q3. About Standard, Procedure & Specification
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Q4. Internal & External Audit
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Is Code 4031 covers parts 1-6 related to cement, Is Code 2386 pertains to part 5, Is 383 specifies limits, the 1199 slump cone is used for concrete comprehensive strength testing, Is 10262 outlines mix design, Is 456 addresses plain and reinforced concrete, Is 516 focuses on the comprehensive strength of cubes, Is 2185 refers to AAC blocks, and Is 4990 relates to plywood shuttering.

Q1. What is concrete?
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Concrete is a strong and durable building material made from a mixture of cement, sand, gravel, and water.
• Made from a mixture of cement, sand, gravel, and water

• Used in construction for buildings, roads, bridges, etc.

• Hardens over time to become strong and durable

• Can be reinforced with steel bars for added strength
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Q2. What is the cement
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Cement is a binding material used in construction to hold together bricks, stones, and other materials.
• Cement is a fine powder made from a mixture of limestone, clay, and iron ore.

• When mixed with water, cement forms a paste that hardens and binds materials together.

• There are different types of cement such as Portland cement, white cement, and rapid-hardening cement.
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Q3. Admixture kiu use krte h
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Q4. Coarse aggregate limt mor than
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Q5. Compaction test kiu krte h
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Q1. Technical asked jm ushn hehe yen’s unable
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Q2. Concrete technology reinforcement
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Q1. Earth foundation related
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Q2. Concrete work related
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Q1. Why you joined Keller?
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Q2. Are you comfortable with any location?
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Q3. Tell me work details?
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Q4. Are you preparing a method statement?
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Yes, I am preparing a method statement for the project.
• Yes, I am currently working on preparing a method statement for the project.

• I am in the process of outlining the steps and procedures to be followed in the project.

• The method statement will include details on quality control measures, testing procedures, and documentation requirements.
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Q5. Are you prepare a PQP?
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Yes, I am able to prepare a PQP (Product Quality Plan).
• I have experience in creating detailed PQPs outlining quality control processes and procedures.

• I ensure that the PQP meets all relevant industry standards and regulations.

• I collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather input and ensure alignment on quality goals.

• I regularly review and update the PQP to reflect any changes in processes or requirements.
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