TM Systems Electrical Site Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Tell me about the office
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The office is a modern and spacious workspace with state-of-the-art equipment and a collaborative atmosphere.
• The office is located on the 5th floor of the main building.

• It has large windows that provide plenty of natural light.

• There are cubicles for individual work and meeting rooms for group discussions.

• The office is equipped with the latest electrical testing equipment and tools.

• There is a break room with a coffee ma
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Q2. Tell me about your self
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Experienced electrical technician with a passion for troubleshooting and problem-solving.
• Graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering

• Worked for 5+ years in the field, specializing in industrial electrical systems

• Skilled in reading blueprints and schematics

• Certified in electrical safety procedures and regulations
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Q1. Who to Design and add a lighting in a 59*50 room
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To design and add lighting in a 59*50 room, consider the room's purpose, lighting requirements, and energy efficiency.
• Determine the purpose of the room and the activities that will take place in it.

• Calculate the required lighting levels based on the room's function and recommended standards.

• Consider the room's layout and identify areas that need focused lighting, such as workstations or reading corners.

• Choose appropria...read more
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Q1. Worst worst worst worst
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The interviewer may have made a mistake or technical issue with the question.
• It seems like the interviewer may have accidentally repeated the word 'worst' multiple times.

• You can politely ask for clarification or confirmation on the question to ensure you understand it correctly.

• Remain calm and composed while addressing the issue to show your professionalism.

• Provide a thoughtful response based on your interpretation of
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Q2. Worst worst worst
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The worst experience I had was when I accidentally caused a power outage in a large building during a critical event.
• Accidentally causing a power outage in a large building

• During a critical event

• Dealing with the aftermath and fixing the issue quickly and efficiently
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Q3. Worst worst worst waste waste
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The question seems to be asking about the candidate's experience with handling waste in an electrical technician role.
• Discussing proper disposal methods for electronic waste

• Explaining the importance of recycling materials in the field

• Sharing experiences with hazardous waste management in electrical work
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