TechnipFMC Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Design based constraints and concepts
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Q2. Welding based concepts and details
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Q1. Geometric dimensioning and tolerances and standard
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Q2. Manufacturing standards
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Q1. Why are you looking for change
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Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth in a dynamic environment.
• Looking to expand my skill set and knowledge in a new industry

• Interested in working on innovative projects that align with my passion for design

• Seeking a more collaborative team environment to enhance creativity and productivity
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Q2. Financial disclosure
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Q1. Normal Questions like Salary Expectations and some project based questions.
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Q1. Discuss about my previous career my Achievements my Strength, my weakness and where I will see my self in upcoming 5 year, why should we hire you, What's ideas you bring our new organisation these types of...read more
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Q1. Same stuff like previous one.
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Q1. Some Extra discussions about my previous project and my previous Company.
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Q1. Quistions from Regarding my Procurement Profile.
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Q1. Derive the relation between 3 Engineering constants?
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The relation between Young's modulus, shear modulus, and bulk modulus describes material behavior under stress.
• Young's Modulus (E) measures tensile stiffness; for example, steel has a high E, indicating it stretches less under load.

• Shear Modulus (G) measures material's response to shear stress; rubber has a low G, allowing it to deform easily.

• Bulk Modulus (K) measures a material's response to uniform pressure; water ha...read more
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Q2. Please provide the shear force diagram (SFD) and bending moment diagram (BMD) for a cantilever and simply supported beam (SSB) under various loading conditions.
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SFD and BMD illustrate internal forces in beams under various loads, crucial for structural analysis.
• Cantilever Beam: Fixed at one end, free at the other. Example: A diving board.

• Simply Supported Beam: Supported at both ends. Example: A beam resting on two walls.

• Shear Force Diagram (SFD): Shows how shear force varies along the length of the beam.

• Bending Moment Diagram (BMD): Illustrates how bending moment changes along...read more
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Q1. Code of fabrication and Installation, Fabrication Sequence with final dispatch erection site
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The code of fabrication and installation involves a sequence of steps from fabrication to dispatch and erection at the site.
• The code of fabrication and installation outlines the standards and procedures for the entire process.

• The fabrication sequence involves cutting, welding, and assembling the components according to the design specifications.

• The final dispatch involves packaging and transportation of the fabricated ...read more
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Q2. First introduced, Self respect, job site bahavior workmanship with staff like technical
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Q1. Excavation procuger It's a permit to work.more than 1.2 meeter depth is calculating as excavation.before excavating check the under ground facilities such as electrical line,gas line,oil lines other anyth...read more
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Q2. Scaffolding procedure Scaffolding is the temporary platform for work at height,anyware there is more than 1.8 meeter height work it's calculating as a work at height job.allwys complite the inspection we c...read more
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Q3. Confined space procedure Confined space is enclosed arround with limited access is called confined space. It's a permit to work.two types of permit is using For confined spaces work one confined space Perm...read more
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Q1. Tecnically what you know about welding
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Welding is a process of joining two or more metal pieces together by melting and fusing them.
• Welding involves the use of heat to melt the base metals and a filler material to form a joint.

• Different welding techniques include MIG, TIG, stick, and spot welding.

• Welding can be done using various energy sources such as gas flame, electric arc, laser, or ultrasound.

• Common types of welds include fillet welds, groove welds, an
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