Satyavani Projects & Consultants Site Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. You can ask any questions related to my department
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Q2. After reviewing my cV they may ask what is included in it
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Q1. Question related to highway
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Q2. Superelevation concept
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Superelevation is the banking of a road or railway track on a curve to counteract the centrifugal force.
• Superelevation is also known as banking or cant.

• It is used to increase the speed of vehicles on curves without causing discomfort to passengers.

• The amount of superelevation required depends on the design speed and radius of the curve.

• Superelevation is achieved by raising the outer edge of the curve and lowering the i...read more
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Q1. What's slump test
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Slump test is a concrete test to measure the consistency and workability of freshly mixed concrete.
• It is performed by filling a cone-shaped mold with concrete, then removing the mold and measuring how much the concrete slumps or settles.

• The amount of slump indicates the water content and workability of the concrete.

• Different types of slumps (true slump, shear slump, collapse slump) can provide insights into the quality...read more
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Q2. Slump test is concrete workbility
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Soil test Is code 2720

Q1. What's concrete
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Concrete is a strong and durable building material made from a mixture of cement, sand, gravel, and water.
• Made from a mixture of cement, sand, gravel, and water

• Used in construction for building foundations, roads, bridges, and more

• Can be reinforced with steel bars for added strength

• Comes in different forms such as ready-mix concrete and precast concrete
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Q1. About my key activity and responsibility
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Q2. Process of variation
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Process of variation involves documenting and analyzing changes in project scope, cost, or schedule.
• Variations are changes to the original scope, cost, or schedule of a project

• Variations must be documented and approved by the relevant parties

• The impact of variations on project budget and timeline must be analyzed

• Examples of variations include design changes, unforeseen site conditions, and client requests
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Q3. Details about TDS
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Q4. Details about NS items
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