Shapoorji Pallonji Group QS Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. DAISCUSS ABOUT TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
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Q2. CODAL PROVISION OF CONCRETE AND COMMANDS OF SOFTWARE
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CODAL provisions for concrete refer to the guidelines and regulations set by relevant authorities, while commands of software are the specific instructions or functions within a software program.
• CODAL provisions for concrete include specifications for mix design, strength requirements, and durability standards.

• Commands of software for site engineers may include functions for structural analysis, quantity takeoff, and p...read more
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Q1. Ctc, and employees benefit, experience
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Q1. Group members discussed
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Q2. Technical questions
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Q1. Technical and over all experience, different types of work and skills cases
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Q2. Related experience
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Q1. General Questions on yourself and previous organisation
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Q1. Question will be asked by you on your applied job profile, for eg if you are applying for billing engineer question will be on billing like what types of billing till you have done like milestone billing, ...read more
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Q2. What is JMR. What is LD In terms of Billing. Software knowledge like excel MS word &. Power point
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Q1. What is LD in billing, What is JMR, Mandatory document required for bill to be raised etc
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LD in billing stands for Liquidated Damages, JMR stands for Joint Measurement Report, Mandatory documents include BOQ, drawings, work order, etc.
• LD in billing refers to Liquidated Damages, which are penalties imposed on contractors for delays in project completion.

• JMR stands for Joint Measurement Report, which is a document used to record measurements taken jointly by the client and contractor to verify quantities of w...read more
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Exam will be conduct for aptitude test

Q1. Any asked questions my Bulding mteriyal i will attemt given answer your questions
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Q2. Bulding material any questions
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Q3. Can u any questions my releted tred
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Q1. How to calculate steel quantity?
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Steel quantity can be calculated by multiplying the volume of steel by its density.
• Calculate the volume of steel required for the project

• Determine the density of the specific type of steel being used

• Multiply the volume by the density to obtain the steel quantity

• Consider any wastage or additional steel required for reinforcement

• Example: To calculate steel quantity for a column, multiply the cross-sectional area of the c
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Q2. What is unit weight of steel ?
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The unit weight of steel refers to the weight of a specific volume of steel material.
• Unit weight of steel is typically measured in kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m³).

• The unit weight of steel can vary depending on the type and grade of steel.

• For example, the unit weight of mild steel is around 7850 kg/m³.

• Higher strength steels like stainless steel can have a higher unit weight.

• Unit weight is an important factor in struct
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Q3. Explain slab details?
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Slab details refer to the specifications and characteristics of a concrete slab used in construction.
• Slab details include the thickness, reinforcement, and type of slab.

• The thickness of a slab depends on the load it needs to support.

• Reinforcement in slabs is typically provided using steel bars or mesh.

• Different types of slabs include one-way slab, two-way slab, flat slab, etc.

• Slab details also include the finishing mat
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Q4. How to check column beam reinforcement and slab design on site?
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To check column beam reinforcement and slab design on site, follow these steps:
• Review the structural drawings and specifications to understand the design requirements

• Inspect the reinforcement bars for proper placement, size, and spacing

• Check the concrete cover thickness to ensure it meets the design requirements

• Verify the alignment and verticality of columns and beams using plumb bobs or laser levels

• Measure the dimensi...read more
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How to work with us?

Q1. I work with loyaly with improvement our knowledge and strength.
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Q1. General planning knowledge
Ans. How you see a project, scope,wbs etc.
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Q2. Earned value management,
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Q1. Experience and salary
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