Montecarlo Construction Highway Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Highway any questions
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Q2. Other works any questions
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Q3. All questions highway
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Highway Engineer side incharge

Q1. They ask whatever you did in your previous job
Ans. Just elaborate your work on your current job in a technical way.
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Q1. It was just salary negotiation.
Ans. They negotiate like they are buying vegetables so don't decrease your expectation, keep rigid on the salary you expecting. If they need, they will hire definitely.
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Q1. Base question for civil
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Q1. Related to past field experience
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Q1. About the salary expectation ,joining period ,notice period,
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Q1. Overall responsibility for highway work and contactor billing
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The overall responsibility for highway work includes overseeing project progress, ensuring quality standards are met, and managing contractor billing.
• Oversee project progress to ensure timelines are met

• Ensure quality standards are maintained throughout the construction process

• Manage contractor billing and ensure accurate invoicing

• Coordinate with various stakeholders including engineers, contractors, and government agen...read more
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Q2. Rs wall slope protection and re wall
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Q1. Sir my name is Indra Prakash Singh and am applying for Highway Engineer post in your organization give me opportunities to work with your organization thank you sir.
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Q1. Sir am handling Earthworks to BC work in Highway department so, sir you put any questions in Highway department thank you.
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Q1. What is Grade of GSB that Your Previous Site.
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The Grade of GSB at my previous site was 40 mm.
• The Grade of GSB at my previous site was 40 mm.

• GSB stands for Granular Sub Base.

• The thickness of GSB is usually specified in millimeters.

• GSB is a layer of compacted granular material used as a base for asphalt, concrete, or other paving materials.
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Q2. Tolerances Realted about base coarse,sub- base Coarse.
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Tolerances in base and sub-base coarse materials are critical for ensuring proper compaction and stability of the highway.
• Tolerances for base coarse typically range from +/- 20mm to +/- 40mm depending on the specified thickness.

• Tolerances for sub-base coarse are usually wider, ranging from +/- 50mm to +/- 100mm.

• Proper compaction is essential to meet these tolerances and ensure the structural integrity of the highway.

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Q3. Difference between MDD and FDD
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MDD is Maximum Dry Density, FDD is Field Dry Density. MDD is the maximum density achieved by compacting soil in the lab, FDD is the density achieved in the field after compaction.
• MDD is determined through laboratory tests using standard compaction methods.

• FDD is measured in the field using a nuclear density gauge or sand cone method.

• MDD is used to determine the optimum moisture content for compaction.

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