Simplex Infrastructures Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. How you manage safety at site
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I manage safety at site by conducting regular safety inspections, implementing safety protocols, providing safety training, and enforcing safety regulations.
• Conduct regular safety inspections to identify potential hazards

• Implement safety protocols to address identified hazards

• Provide safety training to employees on proper safety procedures

• Enforce safety regulations to ensure compliance
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Q1. Salary negotiation
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Q2. How to use bentonite use before pulsing
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Bentonite is used as a drilling fluid to stabilize boreholes before pulsing.
• Bentonite is mixed with water to form a slurry and pumped into the borehole.

• The slurry fills the borehole and stabilizes the walls, preventing collapse.

• After the bentonite has set, pulsing can be done without the risk of borehole collapse.

• Pulsing is a technique used in geophysical exploration to measure the properties of the subsurface.
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Q3. 1.03 mgl to 1.10 mgl
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Q1. Tell me about you
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Q1. Draw BMD & SFD of a Simply Supported Beam shown to my screen. Draw it & show that on screen.
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The candidate is asked to draw the BMD & SFD of a Simply Supported Beam shown on the screen.
• Identify the support conditions of the beam (simply supported in this case)

• Determine the loads acting on the beam and their positions

• Calculate the reactions at the supports

• Draw the Bending Moment Diagram (BMD) and Shear Force Diagram (SFD) based on the calculated values

• Label the diagrams with appropriate values and units
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Q2. What are the values of Compressive & Tensile Shear Stress on a Singly Reinforced Beam in LSM method?
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Compressive shear stress is zero while tensile shear stress is equal to the shear force divided by the cross-sectional area of the beam.
• Compressive shear stress is zero in a singly reinforced beam according to the Limit State Method (LSM).

• Tensile shear stress is calculated by dividing the shear force by the cross-sectional area of the beam.

• For example, if the shear force acting on the beam is 10 kN and the cross-sectio...read more
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Q1. Hydraulic Engineering Related Questions Hydraulic cylinders and pneumatic cylinders and pump repair related
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Q2. Mechanical supervisor
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