Rohan Builders Senior Civil Site Engineer Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Q1. Estimation and budget related
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Q1. Basic process follows while billing and budgeting
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Q1. Salary negotiations
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Q1. Previous experience
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Q2. About previous project
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Q1. Reconciliation format with example of construction materials
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Q2. Types of foundation
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Q1. Overall experience in civil construction phase
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Extensive experience in civil construction, focusing on project management, quality control, and team collaboration.
• Managed multiple large-scale construction projects, ensuring timely completion and adherence to budget constraints.

• Implemented quality control measures that reduced rework by 20%, enhancing overall project efficiency.

• Collaborated with architects and engineers to optimize design plans, resulting in a 15% c...read more
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Q2. Asking about types of Waterproofing and their steps
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Q3. Question about how to take gypsum pads for punning and their thickness as per IS standards
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Q4. How to do tile flooring and types of tiles used in flats
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Tile flooring involves selecting, preparing, and installing tiles for aesthetic and functional purposes in flats.
• Choose the right type of tile: ceramic, porcelain, vinyl, or natural stone.

• Prepare the subfloor: ensure it's clean, dry, and level.

• Use appropriate adhesive: thin-set mortar for most tiles, mastic for vinyl.

• Measure and plan layout: start from the center for symmetry.

• Cut tiles as needed: use a tile cutter or w...read more
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Q5. Asking about resources u have
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Q6. External development work
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Q7. Snagging and de snagging of flats
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Snagging and de-snagging involve identifying and rectifying defects in newly constructed flats before handover.
• Snagging is the process of inspecting a property for defects or unfinished work.

• Common snags include paint imperfections, misaligned doors, and plumbing issues.

• De-snagging refers to the rectification of identified issues before final handover.

• For example, if a window doesn't close properly, it would be noted d...read more
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Q8. How many CFO and OC visits attended
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Q9. Asking about various paints and their applications
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Q10. Finishing related questions
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Q11. How many flats handover in previous project and experience in handover
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Q12. Coordination with architects as well as consultants
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Q1. LT Side Equipments
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Q1. Introduction & Salary
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Q1. Asking mivan related,raft releted, sequence.
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Q2. Previous company rols,etc
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Dressing and personality

Q1. Site questions and finishing work
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