Parker Vrc Infrastructure Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. How many types of waterproofing
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There are several types of waterproofing methods used in construction to protect buildings from water damage.
• Membrane waterproofing

• Cementitious waterproofing

• Crystalline waterproofing

• Bituminous waterproofing

• Polyurethane liquid membrane waterproofing
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Q2. What is the laying process of Italian marble and what is the difference between dry and wet cladding.
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The laying process of Italian marble involves preparing the surface, applying adhesive, placing the marble, and grouting. Dry cladding involves fixing marble without water, while wet cladding involves using water during installation.
• Prepare the surface by cleaning and leveling it

• Apply adhesive on the back of the marble slab

• Place the marble slab carefully on the surface

• Grout the joints to fill in any gaps

• Dry cladding do...read more
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Q1. Tell me about your experience
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Q2. What is the contribution that you made to the company
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Q1. Share your strength
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My strength lies in my ability to analyze complex structural problems and come up with innovative solutions.
• Strong analytical skills to identify key issues

• Ability to think creatively to find unique solutions

• Experience in using advanced structural analysis software

• Effective communication skills to collaborate with team members and clients
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Q2. Explain how do you overcome your weakness
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I overcome my weaknesses by acknowledging them, seeking feedback, setting goals for improvement, and continuously working on them.
• Acknowledge the weakness and accept it as a part of personal growth

• Seek feedback from mentors, colleagues, or supervisors to gain different perspectives

• Set specific and achievable goals for improvement

• Develop a plan or strategy to work on the weakness consistently

• Reflect on progress regularl
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Q1. TDS, Adjustment Entry
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Q2. GST Output & Input Entry
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Q3. Section of TDS 194C limit rate of dudction
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Section 194C of TDS sets the limit for deduction rates.
• Section 194C of TDS pertains to payments to contractors/sub-contractors.

• The current rate of TDS deduction under section 194C is 1% for individual or HUF payers and 2% for others.

• If the payee does not provide PAN, the TDS rate under section 194C is 20%.

• The threshold limit for TDS deduction under section 194C is Rs. 30,000 for a single payment and Rs. 1,00,000 for ag
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Q4. GST Input & GST output of Adjustment Entry
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GST Input & Output Adjustment Entry is used to correct errors in reporting GST liabilities and claiming input tax credits.
• GST Input Adjustment Entry is used to correct errors in claiming input tax credits for purchases subject to GST.

• GST Output Adjustment Entry is used to correct errors in reporting GST liabilities for sales subject to GST.

• These adjustments are necessary to ensure accurate reporting and compliance with...read more
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Q5. Gst Input show in which side of balance sheet
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GST input is shown on the asset side of the balance sheet.
• GST input is considered as an asset because it represents the amount of GST paid on purchases that can be claimed back.

• It is typically shown under current assets if it is expected to be recovered within one year.

• For example, if a company has paid $1,000 in GST on purchases, it would show as GST input $1,000 under current assets on the balance sheet.
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Q1. About last company and salaries
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Q1. About yourself and communication
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Q2. What would happen if support removed at pourstrip
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The pourstrip is a critical component for support in quality control. Its removal could lead to potential issues in product packaging and quality assurance.
• Loss of structural integrity in packaging

• Increased risk of contamination or tampering

• Difficulty in handling and storage of products

• Potential impact on product shelf life and quality

• Need for alternative support measures or redesign of packaging
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Q3. When will do concreate in pourstrip
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Concrete should be poured in pour strips after completing a certain section of formwork to prevent cracking and ensure proper curing.
• Concrete should be poured in pour strips after completing a certain section of formwork to prevent cracking.

• Pour strips are typically used in large concrete pours to control the placement and curing of the concrete.

• The timing of pour strips will depend on the size and complexity of the pr...read more
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Q4. How can u mange shuttering without removing supports under slab and pourstrip
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Shuttering can be managed without removing supports under slab and pourstrip by using adjustable props and beams.
• Use adjustable props to support the slab and pourstrip while removing the shuttering.

• Install beams to transfer the load from the slab to the props, allowing the supports to be removed.

• Ensure proper alignment and spacing of props and beams to distribute the load evenly.

• Regularly check and adjust the props and...read more
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Q5. Tell about ur previous project and what challenges you faced
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Q1. Tell about ur previoud sites in previous company and what is the challenges u faced while doing concreate and what did u give solution to engineer
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Q2. What checks do u do while doing in concrete and how will do in column and slab junction
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Checks in concrete include slump test, air content test, temperature monitoring. At column and slab junction, check for proper reinforcement placement, formwork alignment, and concrete pouring.
• Perform slump test to ensure proper consistency of concrete

• Check air content to ensure proper durability and workability

• Monitor temperature to prevent issues like thermal cracking

• At column and slab junction, check reinforcement p...read more
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Q1. Tell about ur family background
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Q2. What is your present salary and what is your expectation salary
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Q3. When will you join in our organisation
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Q4. Why r u changing job
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Q1. Self introducing, problems and situations provided orally and I have to solve the same in my point of version, asked in TNRERA- Can builder approach authority for customer not paying their dues after the r...read more
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Q2. Rera Appeal provisions and conditions? What are the case I handled in NGT?
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RERA appeal provisions allow for challenging decisions of Real Estate Regulatory Authority. Handled cases in NGT related to environmental issues.
• RERA appeal provisions allow for challenging decisions of Real Estate Regulatory Authority

• NGT cases involved environmental issues such as pollution, deforestation, etc.

• NGT cases required expertise in environmental laws and regulations
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