Wood India Engineering & Projects Senior Project Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Shuttering oil coverage
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Q2. Cost to complition of project getting delay .how to make profite to company
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To mitigate the cost impact of project delays, focus on improving efficiency, reducing waste, and optimizing resources.
• Identify the root causes of the delays and address them promptly.

• Implement project management tools and techniques to streamline processes and improve productivity.

• Optimize resource allocation to ensure maximum utilization and minimize idle time.

• Negotiate with suppliers and vendors for better pricing o...read more
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Q3. How much ur carpent area and buildup area
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The carpet area is the area within the walls of the apartment that can be carpeted, while the built-up area includes the carpet area plus the thickness of the walls.
• Carpet area is the actual area where you can lay a carpet.

• Built-up area includes the carpet area plus the thickness of the walls.

• Carpet area is usually around 70-80% of the built-up area.

• For example, if the built-up area is 1000 square feet, the carpet area
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Q1. General Introduction
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Q2. Questions related to previous experience
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Q3. MS Project questions
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Q4. Contract Management
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Q5. Earned value management
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Q6. Concrete technology, IS codes, mix design,productivity analysis
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Q1. Introduce yourself? This This question is just make you comfortable to boost your confidence because you surely know the answer.?
Ans. Prepare your introduction and speak. Ensure that your speak naturally - touch upon your education, family, academic & experience. Keep some thread which will generate another related questions & if successful then gobwith flow
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Q2. Why do you want to change?
Ans. Multiple answers.. Stagnant, better remuneration, better position, change of location... and many.. see what suits you. Try to avoid talking against any current & previous employer
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Q1. Sewerage System - Design Standards
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Design standards for sewerage system
• Design standards vary based on location and regulations

• Consideration should be given to factors such as population density, topography, and soil type

• Standards may include minimum pipe diameter, slope, and depth

• Examples of design standards include ASCE 15 and EPA guidelines
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Q2. Load distribution method
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Q1. Discuss about Work Experience and skill.
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Q2. Current work detail.
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Q3. What is the team size under you and what is management ability.
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Q1. Discussion about Current salary
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Q2. Discussion about expected salary with negotiation.
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General knowledge test

Q1. Civil engineer technical round
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Q2. Technical interview
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Q1. Document verification
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Q2. Salary slip and salary discussion
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Q1. Past Experience
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Q2. Earned value management
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Q3. MS Project basics, floats, baseline, CPM, PERT
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Q4. Concrete Technology, BBS questions
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Q1. I had been interviewed for Project engineer role. The interview was conducted by Two portfolio managers. It was around 1 hour & they had asked related to project management & engineering services.
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Q2. What is the FEED? What is the flow of work in engineering? What is Hazop & Hazid? SIL? Any clashes u observed in engineering & actual execution? How 3D model is finalised? Various standards for oil & gas ?
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FEED is Front End Engineering Design, the initial phase of engineering design. Hazop & Hazid are safety studies. 3D model is finalised after multiple reviews.
• FEED is the initial phase of engineering design where the project scope is defined and preliminary designs are developed.

• Hazop & Hazid are safety studies conducted during the design phase to identify and mitigate potential hazards.

• SIL (Safety Integrity Level) is a...read more
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