Site construction civil engineer

Job description

Site construction civil engineer for GE Power plant (Exp 10 to 15 Yrs)

Experience of GE Power Plants.

Key tasks of the job include:

managing parts of construction projects
overseeing building work
undertaking surveys
setting out sites and organising facilities
checking technical designs and drawings to ensure that they are followed correctly
supervising contracted staff
ensuring projects meet agreed specifications, budgets or timescales
liaising with clients, subcontractors and other professional staff, especially quantity surveyors and the overall project manager
providing technical advice and solving problems on site
preparing site reports and filling in other paperwork
liaising with quantity surveyors about the ordering and negotiating the price of materials
ensuring that health and safety and sustainability policies and legislation are adhered to
Construction-Construction Management
Recruitment / Staffing
Site Engineering, Project Management
Full Time, Permanent
Site Engineering
Education
B.Tech/B.E. in Civil
Post Graduation Not Required
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Civil Engineer

Job description

Dear Aspirants,

We are a growing Construction Company engaged into building Structures like AIR TRAFFIC Control Towers, Administrative Building infrastructures for TOP Defence Public Sector undertakings ,Airport Authorities , government-Companies in India.

Currently, We are looking Professional for the suitable Position of "Civil Engineer" for Building (Govt. Project) for Bangalore location.

- An Incumbent passionate Civil Engineer with 9 Years
+ experience minimum will have to execute the Day to Day Construction priorities as set in the Project. 

- Job Includes aggressive follow up from PETI/SUB CONTRACTORS, CIVIL LABORS, TECHNICIANS,SUPPORT STAFF.

- Another Major responsibilities includes CLIENT BILLING. 

- Must have Knowledge of Execution, BBS Preparation, RATE SCHEDULES, Able Trouble shooter with day to day query handling, problem solving acumen.

- Candidate will have to Assist Project Manager and Corporate team for timely correspondence & Laisoning,dealing with clients,outside governing authorities , Govt bodies, Authorities for PERMISSIONS, PLAN APPROVALS, etc.

- Graduation in BE/ B.Tech from recognized University.

Note- Interested candidate may apply through updated resume to careers@vishalbuilders.com and Must be appeared for Personal Interview at Raipur- Corporate Office.

Regards,
Shweta
HRD
Construction-General Building
Construction / Engineering / Cement / Metals
Site Engineering, Project Management
Full Time, Permanent
Site Engineering
Education
B.Tech/B.E. in Any Specialization, Civil
M.Tech in Civil, Any Specialization
Any Doctorate in Any Specialization, Doctorate Not Required
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8 Civil Engineering Interview Questions and Answers

Congratulations on getting called for that all-important, career-changing civil engineering interview. But, now comes the hard part. The most important part of preparing for an interview is to be aware of what kind of civil engineering interview questions might be thrown in your direction. That way, you will be in a great position to prepare your answers well in advance and feel confident that your responses will impress the interviewer.

Here’s a list of 8 must-know civil engineering interview questions and answers to ensure your next interview is a success.

1. Can you describe what a projection line is?

Projection line can be described as the way in which the earth is displayed on a flat piece of paper.

2. Can you list out the various steps involved in the concreting process?

The main steps involved in the concreting process are as follows:

• Batching
• Mixing
• Transporting and placement of concrete
• Compacting
Here are also some non-technical aspects of the interview you should know about: 10 Tips to stay focused in an interview
3. List out the reinforcements that are used in the process of prestressing.

There are three primary types of reinforcements that are used in the prestressing process. They are:

• Spalling Reinforcements.
• Equilibrium Reinforcements.
• Bursting Reinforcements.

4. How would you describe the soundness of cement?

Cement soundness can be described as a property which ensures that the cement does not go through any appreciable expansion or experience any change in volume once it has been set. This process helps get rid of any possibilities of the mortar or concrete from getting disrupted.
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5. Explain Fatigue. Can you point out some of the structures that may be subjected to fatigue?

Fatigue can be described as the gradual damage to a structure that occurs when it is subjected to cyclic loading (repeated loading and unloading). Some of the structures that may be subjected to fatigue include:

• Bridges that are heavily loaded
• Hydraulic Presses
• Aircrafts
• Concrete Reservoirs
• Pylons
• Turbines
• Overhead cranes
• Transmission towers
• Offshore platforms
• Burners trains

6. Describe the various types of slump test indications.

Slump tests are initiated to empirically measure the consistency of fresh concrete before it sets. They can also be used to check for an improperly mixed batch of concrete as well. There are three different types of slumps that occur in slump tests listed as below:

• True Slump
• Shear Slump
• Collapse Slump
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