Silpa Projects & Infrastructure Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Can you sellary give me
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Q1. Tell about yourself
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Q2. How can you handle challenges.
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Q1. Genera discussion
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Q2. Leadership question
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Q1. What are your reasons for wanting to change your current company?
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Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth in a more dynamic work environment.
• Desire for professional growth and development

• Seeking new challenges and projects to work on

• Looking for a more dynamic and innovative work environment

• Opportunity to learn new skills and technologies

• Desire for better work-life balance
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Q2. How many years of experience do you have in building construction?
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I have 5 years of experience in building construction.
• I have worked on various residential and commercial projects.

• Managed construction teams and ensured projects were completed on time and within budget.

• Experience with reading blueprints, conducting site inspections, and coordinating with architects and subcontractors.
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Q1. What is compressive strength?
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Compressive strength is the ability of a material to withstand loads that reduce the size of the material without undergoing any deformation.
• Compressive strength is a measure of the maximum load a material can withstand under compression before failure.

• It is an important property in construction materials like concrete, masonry, and rock.

• Compressive strength is typically measured in units of force per unit area, such a...read more
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Q2. Density of steel
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Density of steel is approximately 7850 kg/m^3.
• Density of steel is typically around 7850 kg/m^3.

• The density of steel can vary slightly depending on the specific alloy.

• Density is an important factor in determining the weight of steel structures.
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Q3. How many days curing at column
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Curing of columns typically takes 7 days.
• Columns generally require 7 days of curing to achieve the desired strength.

• Curing helps in reducing cracks and increasing the durability of the concrete.

• Proper curing is essential for the long-term performance of the column.

• Factors like temperature, humidity, and type of concrete used can affect the curing time.
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Q1. What is triggers and async operation ?
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Triggers are actions that are automatically performed when a certain event occurs in a database. Async operations are tasks that run independently of the main program flow.
• Triggers in databases are used to maintain data integrity and automate tasks based on specified conditions.

• Async operations in programming allow tasks to be executed concurrently without blocking the main program flow.

• Examples of async operations inc...read more
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Q2. Write a trigger on object realted to account and contact
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Create a trigger on an object related to Account and Contact
• Use the 'trigger' keyword to start the trigger

• Specify the object you want to create the trigger on (e.g. Account)

• Include logic to handle the related Contact object (e.g. querying related contacts)
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Q1. About last company and salaries
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Q1. About yourself and communication
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Q2. What would happen if support removed at pourstrip
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The pourstrip is a critical component for support in quality control. Its removal could lead to potential issues in product packaging and quality assurance.
• Loss of structural integrity in packaging

• Increased risk of contamination or tampering

• Difficulty in handling and storage of products

• Potential impact on product shelf life and quality

• Need for alternative support measures or redesign of packaging
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Q3. When will do concreate in pourstrip
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Concrete should be poured in pour strips after completing a certain section of formwork to prevent cracking and ensure proper curing.
• Concrete should be poured in pour strips after completing a certain section of formwork to prevent cracking.

• Pour strips are typically used in large concrete pours to control the placement and curing of the concrete.

• The timing of pour strips will depend on the size and complexity of the pr...read more
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Q4. How can u mange shuttering without removing supports under slab and pourstrip
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Shuttering can be managed without removing supports under slab and pourstrip by using adjustable props and beams.
• Use adjustable props to support the slab and pourstrip while removing the shuttering.

• Install beams to transfer the load from the slab to the props, allowing the supports to be removed.

• Ensure proper alignment and spacing of props and beams to distribute the load evenly.

• Regularly check and adjust the props and...read more
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Q5. Tell about ur previous project and what challenges you faced
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Q1. Tell about ur previoud sites in previous company and what is the challenges u faced while doing concreate and what did u give solution to engineer
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Q2. What checks do u do while doing in concrete and how will do in column and slab junction
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Checks in concrete include slump test, air content test, temperature monitoring. At column and slab junction, check for proper reinforcement placement, formwork alignment, and concrete pouring.
• Perform slump test to ensure proper consistency of concrete

• Check air content to ensure proper durability and workability

• Monitor temperature to prevent issues like thermal cracking

• At column and slab junction, check reinforcement p...read more
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Q1. Tell about ur family background
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Q2. What is your present salary and what is your expectation salary
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Q3. When will you join in our organisation
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Q4. Why r u changing job
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Q1. HR Ask my whol carrier back gound from education to last job
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Q1. About yourself and introduce yourself
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