PILCO (PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION CO) Engineering Officer Interview Questions and Answers

Good learning and Teaching and growing

Good base knowledge and experience

Good base background and growth and knowledgeable

Q1. More related JD
Add your answer
Q2. RELATED TO JD AND BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECT
Add your answer

Q1. FORMAL HR QUESTIONS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Add your answer
Q2. NEGOTIATION AND FINAL OFFER
Add your answer

Q1. Mechanical piping brief
Add your answer
Q2. Last project achieve
Ans. 
Successfully led a team to develop a new software system for tracking inventory and improving efficiency.
• Managed a team of 10 engineers throughout the project

• Implemented Agile methodologies to ensure project milestones were met

• Collaborated with stakeholders to gather requirements and feedback

• Delivered the project on time and within budget

• Conducted regular testing and quality assurance to ensure the system was functioni
Answered by AI
Add your answer

Q1. Why do you want leave your current Job
Add your answer
Q2. When can you join
Add your answer

Q1. Expected Salary
Add your answer

Q1. Location replacement
Add your answer

Q1. Regarding resume point
Add your answer

Q1. Basics regarding technical
Add your answer

Q1. How to take steel measurement
Ans. 
Steel measurement can be taken using various methods depending on the type of steel and the purpose of measurement.
• Use a micrometer or caliper to measure the thickness of steel plates or sheets.

• Use a tape measure or ruler to measure the length and width of steel bars or pipes.

• Use ultrasonic testing to measure the thickness of steel pipes or tanks.

• Use X-ray fluorescence (XRF) to measure the chemical composition of steel...read more
Answered by AI
Add your answer
Q2. How will u calculate cost
Ans. 
Cost can be calculated by considering all the expenses incurred in the production process.
• Identify all the expenses incurred in the production process

• Determine the quantity of materials required for production

• Calculate the cost of each material

• Add the cost of labor and overhead expenses

• Determine the profit margin and add it to the total cost

• Divide the total cost by the number of units produced to get the cost per unit
Answered by AI
Add your answer