Theme Engineering Services Assistant Bridge Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. 1)software test Staad pro( just creat a two frames and apply loads(point load , udl , concentric moment) , analysis )
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Q2. 2)written exam -Q)Given pile model diagram , findout the pile reactions with horizontal forces (manual calculations) -Q)Given I-Section(PSC) with UDL load , find out the stresse(manual calculations) -Q)Gi...read more
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Q3. 3)Interview -Q)How to design Box culvert and Draw the Barmark shapes (Like Draftman)
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Q1. This is information to company
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Q2. This is company sites through
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Q3. This company is highly growth
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Q4. This is responsible for the employee
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Q2. What are you quality control
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Quality control is a process used to ensure that products or services meet specified requirements and standards.
• Quality control involves inspecting, testing, and evaluating products or services to ensure they meet quality standards.

• It also includes identifying defects or deviations from specifications and taking corrective actions.

• Quality control helps to prevent defects, improve processes, and enhance customer satisfa...read more
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This is company at the high economy

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Q1. Basic questions regarding to experience.
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Q1. Regarding previous question and basic questions of civil engineering
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Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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Q2. Share details of your previous job.
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Q3. What are your salary expectations?
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Q1. Why should provide cable (stress) in bridge
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Cable (stress) is provided in bridge to increase its load carrying capacity and improve its stability.
• Cable (stress) helps to distribute the load of the bridge evenly.

• It reduces the amount of material required for construction.

• It also helps to improve the stability of the bridge.

• Cable (stress) is commonly used in suspension bridges.

• It allows for longer spans to be constructed without the need for additional support.

• Cab...read more
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Q1. Basic questions such as experience, last salary, etc
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Q1. Technical Interview usually by manager or higher management. Questions about previous job experience and how well you know your field
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Q1. Asking to me...... Only civil engineering questions
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Q2. Only waste water treatment plants related questions
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Q3. What is hydro power test of DI pipes...?
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Hydro power test of DI pipes is a method to check the strength and integrity of ductile iron pipes under pressure.
• Hydro power test involves filling the DI pipes with water and pressurizing them to a specified level.

• The test is conducted to ensure that the pipes can withstand the pressure they will be subjected to in actual use.

• Leaks or deformations during the test indicate weaknesses in the pipes.

• The test helps in iden...read more
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Q2. RCC spun related question
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Q1. Few basic CE questions and practical case study
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Q2. Present your self with confidence
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Q1. Difference between lap length and development length
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Lap length is the overlap of reinforcement bars in concrete, while development length is the length of bar required to transfer stress to concrete.
• Lap length is used to ensure continuity of reinforcement across a joint or splice in concrete elements.

• Development length is required to develop the full strength of the reinforcement bar and transfer it to the surrounding concrete.

• Lap length is typically specified in terms ...read more
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Q2. Solid block size 400*400*200mm what is the weight and define
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The weight of a solid block with dimensions 400*400*200mm depends on the material it is made of.
• The weight can be calculated by multiplying the volume of the block by the density of the material.

• Different materials have different densities, so the weight will vary depending on the material.

• To calculate the volume, multiply the length, width, and height of the block.

• To find the weight, multiply the volume by the density...read more
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