The Louis Berger Group Electrical Engineer Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Q1. How many years of experience in Industrial Architecture?
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Q2. Total of 14 years of experience including major Industrial project at Jamnagar on architectural as well as interior from concept to execution for almost more than 3 years, involving not only plant building...read more
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Q1. Have you worked on sustainable projects in past?
Ans. Sustainability a then new concept was always on top of the wish list then when they catered to efficient use of space, energy, materials to get maximum benefit to make users life better. Most of industrial projects aimed at sustainable practice where ROI was envisaged on on all but some parameters like air conditioning, light, ventilation to reduce traditional energy usage.
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Q1. About youself? Role and responsibilities? why are you interested?
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I am an experienced Electrical Engineer with a passion for designing and implementing innovative solutions.
• I have a strong background in electrical engineering, with a focus on power systems and control systems.

• I have successfully designed and implemented electrical systems for various projects, including commercial buildings and industrial plants.

• I am skilled in using CAD software for electrical design and have experi...read more
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Q1. About yourself? Role and responsibilities? day to day site work? what do u know about bechtel? Electrical safety? Drawing details?shop drawing? LOTO system? NC for quality and safety? Earthing system? powe...read more
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Q1. Documents? Current base salary? Expected base salary? Tentative date of joining?
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I can provide the required documents and discuss salary and joining details.
• I can provide all necessary documents such as resume, certifications, and transcripts.

• My current base salary is $X per year.

• I expect a base salary in the range of $Y to $Z per year.

• I am available to join within X weeks/months.

• I can discuss further details during the interview.
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Q1. Primavera, cost control
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Q2. About Employee engagement, training
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Q1. Levels of P6, Float, Critical activities
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P6 is a project management software used for scheduling, Float is the amount of time an activity can be delayed without delaying the project, Critical activities are tasks that must be completed on time to prevent project delays.
• P6 is a software used for project scheduling and management

• Float is the amount of time an activity can be delayed without affecting the project deadline

• Critical activities are tasks that have z...read more
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Q1. Describe Projects handled
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Managed various projects including software development, system integration, and process improvement.
• Led a team in developing a new software application for streamlining customer data management

• Implemented system integration solutions to improve communication between different departments

• Executed process improvement initiatives to increase efficiency and reduce costs

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to ensure pr
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Q2. Expectations from career
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Continuous learning, growth, challenging projects, leadership opportunities, work-life balance
• Continuous learning and skill development through training and certifications

• Opportunities for career growth and advancement

• Challenging projects that allow for problem-solving and innovation

• Leadership opportunities to mentor and guide junior team members

• Maintaining a healthy work-life balance to prevent burnout
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Q1. Current compensation
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Q2. Variable compensation
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Q1. What is minimum gap between two structures for seismic point of view
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Minimum gap between two structures for seismic point of view is typically around 1.5 times the height of the taller structure.
• Minimum gap is usually 1.5 times the height of the taller structure to reduce seismic interaction.

• This gap helps prevent collision or structural damage during an earthquake.

• Building codes and regulations may specify minimum gaps for seismic safety.

• Example: If one building is 100 feet tall, the m...read more
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It depends on the region, for me they conducted tool test in the 1st round.

Q1. Technical questions on previously done projects
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Q2. About software and tool proficiency
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Q1. About current projects. And more about seismic/ wind loads
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Q2. How to perform RSM method ?
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Response Surface Methodology (RSM) is a statistical technique used to model and analyze the relationship between a response variable and multiple input variables.
• Design a set of experiments based on a factorial design

• Collect data from the experiments

• Fit a regression model to the data

• Analyze the model to determine optimal input settings for the response variable
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Q3. Soil test report
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Q4. Foundation uplift
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Q5. Connection design
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Q1. Pvsyst losses, cable sizing, fuse derating
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