Runwal Group Planning Engineer Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Q1. Building construction ,Rcc works,quality measures at site etc
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Technically and mathematics and our I q test

Q1. Technically and basically
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Q2. What about the drawing and detail of project and quantity how can be measure
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Measurements for project drawings and quantities can be determined through detailed analysis and calculations.
• Measurements can be taken directly from the project drawings using scales and measuring tools.

• Quantities can be calculated based on the dimensions provided in the drawings.

• Software tools like AutoCAD and Revit can also be used to accurately measure quantities and dimensions.

• Bill of Quantities (BOQ) can be prepa...read more
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Q3. Read the drawing proper and clear the all demarcation and prepare planning
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Listing WBS in MSP
Making MSP model

Q1. Questions on your experience
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Q1. Payment Discussion Joining date
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Q1. Your self introduction
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The aptitude test consists of logical reasoning, quantity and time related questions. The questions aren't that difficult if prepared well.

Q1. The technical section consisted of questions from core branch i.e. Civil related. Most questions were on structures, steel required, and building materials.
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Q1. Self introduction and my career details
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Q2. Its about my previous company details
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Q1. It's all about my experience based technical questions
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Q1. Density of common material like cement, steel, fine and coarse aggregate
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Density of common construction materials varies, with cement around 1440 kg/m3, steel around 7850 kg/m3, fine aggregate around 1600-1750 kg/m3, and coarse aggregate around 1200-1750 kg/m3.
• Cement density: 1440 kg/m3

• Steel density: 7850 kg/m3

• Fine aggregate density: 1600-1750 kg/m3

• Coarse aggregate density: 1200-1750 kg/m3
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Q2. Weight of the cube which is made to check the strength of concrete
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The weight of the cube used to check the strength of concrete is typically 15 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm and weighs around 29 kg.
• Standard size of cube for testing concrete strength is 15 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm

• Weight of the cube is usually around 29 kg

• The cube is made of concrete from the same batch being tested
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Q3. Ratio of cement mortar for outer and inner wall plastering
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The ratio of cement mortar for outer and inner wall plastering varies depending on the type of wall and desired finish.
• The ratio of cement mortar for outer wall plastering is usually 1:4 (1 part cement to 4 parts sand).

• The ratio of cement mortar for inner wall plastering is typically 1:6 (1 part cement to 6 parts sand).

• However, the ratio can vary based on factors such as the type of wall surface, desired finish, and lo...read more
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Q1. What is your goal and do you know how to achieve?
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My goal is to become a proficient Site Engineer by gaining experience, knowledge, and skills in the field.
• Continuously seek opportunities to learn and improve technical skills

• Work on various projects to gain practical experience

• Seek mentorship from experienced engineers

• Stay updated with industry trends and technologies

• Obtain relevant certifications to enhance credibility

• Set specific career milestones to track progress
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Q2. After 5 to 6 years, what is your position in your field ?
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I envision myself as a Senior Site Engineer leading projects and mentoring junior engineers.
• Leading and managing multiple projects simultaneously

• Mentoring and training junior engineers

• Implementing innovative technologies and practices

• Collaborating with cross-functional teams for successful project delivery
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