Vascon Engineers Planning & Billing Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. About finishes and structural
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Q2. About work experience
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Q1. Structural elements and finishing activities
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Q2. Our organization charts
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Q1. Steel estimation in a beam
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Steel estimation in a beam involves calculating the quantity of steel required for reinforcement.
• Calculate the total length of steel bars required based on the dimensions of the beam and the spacing of the bars.

• Determine the diameter of the steel bars to be used for reinforcement.

• Consider the grade of steel and the design requirements to calculate the total weight of steel needed.

• Account for wastage and additional rein...read more
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Q2. What was your role in the last job
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Tell me about the projects you have been involved in.
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Q1. What is your expectation
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Q1. Basic Interview?
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Q1. Taking Quantity like BBS, Finishing & Rate analysis of Plastering, block work using Excel
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Q2. Basic Question based on your resume
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Q1. Basics and based on your experience they will ask
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Q1. Salary negotiation and commitments towards the company
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Q1. Tests for concrete and cement
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Q2. Grades of concrete
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Grades of concrete refer to the strength of the concrete mix design.
• Grades of concrete are denoted by M10, M15, M20, etc. where M stands for mix and the number represents the compressive strength in N/mm^2.

• Higher grade concrete has higher compressive strength and is used for structural purposes.

• Common grades include M25, M30, M35, and M40 for heavy-duty structures like bridges and high-rise buildings.
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Q3. What is slump in concrete
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Slump in concrete refers to the measure of consistency of freshly mixed concrete.
• Slump is determined by the amount of water in the concrete mix.

• It is measured by filling a cone-shaped mold with concrete, then lifting the mold to see how much the concrete slumps.

• Different types of slumps (true slump, shear slump, collapse slump) indicate different levels of workability and strength of the concrete mix.

• Slump test is comm...read more
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Q4. What is water cement ratio
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Water cement ratio is the ratio of the weight of water to the weight of cement used in a concrete mix.
• Water cement ratio is a crucial factor in determining the strength and durability of concrete.

• A lower water cement ratio results in stronger and more durable concrete.

• The ideal water cement ratio varies depending on the type of concrete mix and its intended use.

• For example, a water cement ratio of 0.5 is commonly used ...read more
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Q5. What is M20 grade concrete
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M20 grade concrete is a mix of 1 part cement, 1.5 parts sand, and 3 parts aggregate, with a compressive strength of 20 MPa.
• M20 grade concrete is commonly used in residential construction.

• It is a mix of 1 part cement, 1.5 parts sand, and 3 parts aggregate.

• The compressive strength of M20 grade concrete is 20 MPa.

• It is suitable for foundations, beams, columns, and slabs.
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Q1. Tell me about you're selg
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Q2. Projects involved
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I have worked on various projects including commercial buildings, residential complexes, and industrial facilities.
• Commercial building construction

• Residential complex development

• Industrial facility upgrades
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Q1. Is code for method of measurement
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Code for method of measurement is a standardized set of rules and guidelines used to quantify and evaluate the work done in a construction project.
• Codes for method of measurement provide a uniform and consistent way to measure quantities in construction projects.

• They help in accurately estimating costs, monitoring progress, and resolving disputes.

• Examples include CESMM (Civil Engineering Standard Method of Measurement)...read more
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