Rithwik Projects Construction Supervisor Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Past Experience & Salary Negotiations
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Q1. Asked any type of fild experience questions based on civil construction fild.
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Questions upon aptitude.

Project details with cost.

Q1. Per m3 how much numbers brick required
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The number of bricks required per cubic meter varies depending on the size and type of brick used.
• The number of bricks required per cubic meter can range from 400 to 700 depending on the size and type of brick.

• For example, standard size bricks (190mm x 90mm x 90mm) typically require around 500 bricks per cubic meter.

• Larger or smaller bricks will require more or fewer bricks per cubic meter respectively.
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Q1. Personal details asking
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Q1. Acquaintances with Minor irrigation systems
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I have experience working with minor irrigation systems, including design, installation, and maintenance.
• Designed irrigation systems for small-scale agricultural projects

• Installed drip irrigation systems for gardens and landscaping

• Performed routine maintenance on irrigation pumps and pipes

• Troubleshooted and repaired irrigation system malfunctions
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Q2. QA and QC related questions
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Q1. What is EVM and significance of EVM
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EVM stands for Earned Value Management. It is a project management technique used to track the performance and progress of a project.
• EVM integrates project scope, schedule, and cost to provide a comprehensive view of project performance.

• It helps in measuring project performance against the baseline plan and identifying variances.

• Key EVM metrics include Planned Value (PV), Earned Value (EV), Actual Cost (AC), Cost Perfo...read more
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Job specific questions.

Q1. Regarding skill and why you're join this firm.
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Q2. Why you'rejoin this firm.
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Q3. Why you left previous company
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Q1. Only job related question as per your designation.
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Q2. What we should do when any emergency come during job.
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Q3. How many tons load taken a single weld tick .
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The load taken by a single weld tick depends on various factors such as the type of weld, material being welded, and welding technique.
• The load taken by a single weld tick can vary depending on the type of weld being used (e.g. fillet weld, groove weld, plug weld).

• The material being welded also plays a significant role in determining the load capacity of a single weld tick.

• The welding technique and quality of the weld ...read more
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Q1. Building materials
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Q2. Multiple choice questions
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Q3. Renfocement of concrete
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Reinforcement of concrete involves adding materials like steel bars to increase its strength and durability.
• Reinforcement helps to prevent cracking and increase load-bearing capacity.

• Common reinforcement materials include steel bars, mesh, and fibers.

• Reinforcement is typically placed in areas of concrete that are prone to tension or bending forces.

• Proper placement and spacing of reinforcement is crucial for effective r...read more
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Q4. Design of steel structure
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Designing a steel structure involves determining the appropriate materials, dimensions, and connections to ensure structural integrity and safety.
• Consider the load-bearing requirements of the structure

• Select the appropriate grade of steel based on strength and durability

• Calculate the dimensions of beams, columns, and connections to meet safety standards

• Ensure proper bracing and support to prevent buckling or collapse

• Co...read more
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Q1. Project Cost analysis
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Q2. How to calculate labor cost
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Labor cost can be calculated by multiplying the total hours worked by the labor rate.
• Determine the total hours worked by each laborer

• Identify the labor rate per hour

• Multiply the total hours worked by the labor rate to get the labor cost

• Consider any additional costs such as benefits or overtime pay
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Q3. How to calculate material cost
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Material cost can be calculated by determining the quantity of materials needed and multiplying it by the unit cost of each material.
• Determine the quantity of each material needed for the project

• Obtain the unit cost of each material

• Multiply the quantity of each material by its unit cost to get the total cost

• Add up the total cost of all materials to get the overall material cost
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Q4. Quality control
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Q5. Requirement of organisational
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