Onshore Construction Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. My name mr upendra Yadav
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Q2. I erection for piping equipment structure losing unloading
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Q1. Crane realetive any questions
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Q2. No comments
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Q1. What is the company policy.
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The company policy is to prioritize safety, efficiency, and quality in all maintenance operations.
• Company policy emphasizes safety as the top priority in all maintenance activities.

• Efficiency is also a key focus, with procedures in place to streamline maintenance processes.

• Quality control measures are implemented to ensure that maintenance work meets high standards.

• Employees are expected to adhere to all company polici...read more
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Q2. What is duty time table.
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A duty time table is a schedule that outlines the specific tasks and responsibilities assigned to individuals within a maintenance team.
• Duty time tables typically include information such as shift timings, assigned tasks, equipment maintenance schedules, and contact information for team members.

• They help ensure that all necessary maintenance tasks are completed in a timely manner and that team members are aware of thei...read more
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Q1. Previous experience
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Q2. Family background
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Q1. What is LTI and its calculation formula
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LTI stands for Lost Time Injury, a common safety metric in workplaces.
• LTI is a safety metric used to track the number of work-related injuries that result in lost work days.

• The formula to calculate LTI is (Number of Lost Time Injuries / Total Hours Worked) x 1,000,000.

• For example, if a company had 5 lost time injuries in a year and the total hours worked by employees was 1,000,000, the LTI rate would be 5.
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Q2. What is safety consequences management policy?
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Safety consequences management policy is a set of guidelines and procedures to address and mitigate potential safety risks and hazards in the workplace.
• Establishing clear protocols for reporting and addressing safety incidents

• Identifying potential safety hazards and implementing measures to prevent accidents

• Training employees on safety procedures and protocols

• Conducting regular safety audits and inspections

• Developing e...read more
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Q3. How have you approached workplace conflict?
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Q4. How do you work under pressure
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Q1. Asking about your previous job profile and about your superior contact details
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Q1. Job responsibilities and your SWOT (Strengthness, Weakness, Opportunities & Threat)
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Q2. What was the work and duties you have performed
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Q3. What is your strength & weakness as a Document Controller
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Q1. How many years of experience
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I have over 5 years of experience in land surveying, specializing in boundary surveys and topographic mapping.
• Worked on various residential and commercial projects, ensuring accurate boundary delineation.

• Conducted topographic surveys for land development, providing essential data for site planning.

• Utilized advanced surveying equipment like GPS and total stations to enhance precision.

• Collaborated with architects and eng...read more
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Q2. Before which company are you working
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Q3. Do you know mechanical survey work
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Yes, I am familiar with mechanical survey work including the use of equipment such as total stations and GPS devices.
• I have experience using total stations to measure angles and distances on construction sites.

• I am proficient in using GPS devices to accurately determine positions and elevations.

• I am knowledgeable about the principles of mechanical survey work and how to apply them in the field.
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Q4. Which type of instruments used
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Various instruments such as total stations, GPS receivers, levels, and theodolites are used in land surveying.
• Total stations are electronic devices used for measuring angles and distances.

• GPS receivers use satellite signals to determine precise locations on the Earth's surface.

• Levels are used to determine height differences between points on the ground.

• Theodolites are optical instruments used for measuring angles in th...read more
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Q5. How to check centre line of foundation
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To check the center line of a foundation, use a measuring tape or string to mark the center point and ensure it aligns with the planned layout.
• Measure the width of the foundation and mark the center point using a measuring tape.

• Use a string or chalk line to create a straight line from one end of the foundation to the other, passing through the center point.

• Check the alignment of the center line with the planned layout ...read more
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