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Asked: June 18, 2020In: Interview Questions

What is OSHA Compliance in Construction Field?

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What is OSHA compliance?

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    The Occupational Safety and Health Administration(OSHA) is an agency of the United States Department of Labor. To ensure health and safety at workplace there are certain standards and rules have been made for working men and women at workplace under OSHA Act(1970). So an employer must provide a workRead more

    1. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration(OSHA) is an agency of the United States Department of Labor.
    2. To ensure health and safety at workplace there are certain standards and rules have been made for working men and women at workplace under OSHA Act(1970).
    3. So an employer must provide a workplace which is free from hazards and comply with standards and regulations as per OSHA Act.
    4. So OSHA compliance means adhering to all the standards and rules developed under OSHA Act.
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Asked: July 16, 2020In: Interview Questions

What is full form of SP in Indian standard code?

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What is full form of SP in Indian standard code?

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    hi, SP - Special Publication According to BIS, it is a special piblication of IS(Indian Standard). IS :456:2000 (PRACTICE CODE FOR PLAIN AND REINFORCED) SP-34 (HANDBOOK ON CONCRETE AND REINFORCEMENT DETAILING)  

    hi, SP – Special Publication According to BIS, it is a special piblication of IS(Indian Standard).

    1. IS :456:2000 (PRACTICE CODE FOR PLAIN AND REINFORCED)
    2. SP-34 (HANDBOOK ON CONCRETE AND REINFORCEMENT DETAILING)

     

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Asked: June 20, 2020In: Interview Questions

Which are the methods for the demolition of any structure?

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Which are the methods for the demolition of any structure?

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    Demolition is defined as simply the safe and careful removal of existing buildings & structures in order to utilise the land for another use. The several methods for the demolition of any structure are as follows ; Total Demolition : It refers to the demolition of an entire building or structureRead more

    Demolition is defined as simply the safe and careful removal of existing buildings & structures in order to utilise the land for another use.

    The several methods for the demolition of any structure are as follows ;

    • Total Demolition : It refers to the demolition of an entire building or structure. In case of community re-structure, this is the most common method.
    • Interior Demolition : This method refers to the demolition of interior part of the building, while protecting and maintaining the exterior structure. For example; partition walls, ceilings, etc. This method is one of the great option for creating more space inside the building by removing the troubling areas.
    • Selective Demolition : This method refers to the removing of specific parts of the building. In case if there is a old building which is not performing as it should & the entire building is not a state of concern. Or perhaps it is a listed building, therefore it may be restricted as to what and how much you can demolish. So you could select a particular section of a building to demolish and build up from scratch.
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Asked: September 22, 2020In: Interview Questions

Difference between jamb and corbel.

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Difference between jamb and corbel ?

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    Difference between jamb and corbel.

    Jamb and corbel are two different technical terms used in masonry. The difference in between jam and corbel are discussed below; 1) Definition: Jamb- A finished vertical sides of the opening of Window or door is called as a jamb. corbel- A supporting a stone projecting outside from the wall is calleRead more

    Jamb and corbel are two different technical terms used in masonry.


    The difference in between jam and corbel are discussed below;

    1) Definition:

    • Jamb– A finished vertical sides of the opening of Window or door is called as a jamb.
    • corbel- A supporting a stone projecting outside from the wall is called a corbel.

    2) Function:

    • Jamb– jamb is provided at the recess to receive the frames of doors and frames of Windows
    • Corbel– corbel is provided to give support to joist, truss and weather shed.

    • Jamb has two types:
    1. Plane jamb
    2. Splayed jamb

    • Mostly Corbel is moulded to give ornamental treatment to the structure.
    • The corbel should be extended at least two-thirds of their length into the wall hence they can’t overturn out of the wall.

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Asked: July 31, 2020In: Interview Questions

What is importance of MB in public works of government undertaking?

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What is importance of MB in public works of government undertaking?

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    MB (measurement book) is the book of measurement in which government authorities or organizations can take the actual measurement of work completed by the contractors. MB is the main heart of the government. The measurement written in MB book is 100% correct.

    MB (measurement book) is the book of measurement in which government authorities or organizations can take the actual measurement of work completed by the contractors. MB is the main heart of the government. The measurement written in MB book is 100% correct.

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Asked: July 20, 2020In: Interview Questions

What is best answer of “Introduce Yourself”?

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What is best answer of “Introduce Yourself”?

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    Introduction differs from person to person. Everybody have their own way to introduce themself. If you are going for an interview it is most important to introduce yourself in correct manner because we all know that first impression is last impression. So, here are some tips which you can use for inRead more

    Introduction differs from person to person. Everybody have their own way to introduce themself. If you are going for an interview it is most important to introduce yourself in correct manner because we all know that first impression is last impression. So, here are some tips which you can use for introducing yourself in an interview or anywhere;

    • Start with a smile and make a greet to the person opposite of you.
    • Use a casual and friendly tone.
    • Give your education details in short.
    • Share about the reason you are there for.
    • Ellaborate on your experiences and achievements.
    • Give a short explanation about your project.
    • Tell about your interests and hobbies.
    • And conclude by saying THANKS with a SMILE.
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Asked: October 8, 2020In: Interview Questions

What is Golden Ratio?

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What is Golden Ratio? How can we find out the Golden Ratio of any rectangular shaped body?

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    The Golden Ratio is an irrational number with never-ending infinite numbers of digits, 1.618033988749895..., which are highly confusing and misleading. It is a linear number and represents only two dimensions of the object. Drawing It Here is one way to draw a rectangle with the Golden Ratio: Draw aRead more

    The Golden Ratio is an irrational number with never-ending infinite numbers of digits, 1.618033988749895…, which are highly confusing and misleading. It is a linear number and represents only two dimensions of the object.

    Drawing It

    Here is one way to draw a rectangle with the Golden Ratio:

    • Draw a square (of size “1”)
    • Place a dot half way along one side
    • Draw a line from that point to an opposite corner (it will be √5/2 in length)
    • Turn that line so that it runs along the square’s side

    Then you can extend the square to be a rectangle with the Golden Ratio.

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Asked: October 20, 2017In: Interview Questions

What are Technical Interview Questions of Highway Company?

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What are the technical question generally asked in interview of highway company?

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    Hello Sir ! Recently I'm in my bachelor's but once I visited my uncle's highway company. So, there I was asked some interview questions related to highway. I want to share some of it here; - What is highway engineering and it's importance? - Describe super elevation and set-back distance. - Why tranRead more

    Hello Sir ! Recently I’m in my bachelor’s but once I visited my uncle’s highway company. So, there I was asked some interview questions related to highway. I want to share some of it here;

    – What is highway engineering and it’s importance?
    – Describe super elevation and set-back distance.
    – Why transition curve is provided?
    – Describe history of highway engineering.
    – What is carriageway?

    Thank you!

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