PRIMAVERA QUESTIONS FOR INTERVIEW
Given below are list of interview questions faced by Planning Engineer , other t han their personal and Experience. if anyone like to add more u are welcome pls
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Common Interview questions for Planning Engineer:
1. What is total float?
2. What are the difference between free float and total float?
3. What is a constraint?
4. What are the difference between MS Project and Primavera?
5. How to load cost & resource in a program?
6. What is WBS?
7. What is a milestone? What are the types of milestone?
8. What are the difference between flag and milestone activity?
9. What is a critical activity?
10. What is resource allocation and leveling?
11. What is a Baseline Program?
12. What are BSWS, BSWP,…show more content… In short the minimum people require for the updating of progress.
1- Job supervisor
2- Quality control ( for the acceptance of job until this you are unable to fini sh 100% a single)
After performing any kind of analysis the distribution should be as follow minim um Project Manager
Construction Managers (Concern discipline for action and other for information)
Job supervisor
Department heads in co-operate office
QA/QC and safety for info.
These will be my answer addition to Mr. stephen, it is not guarantee that interv iewer will agree with your opinion and approach towards planning.
Now, as to the other questions that I can answer:
1. What is total float?
The amount of time that an activity can slip without delaying the end of the pro ject. Usually computed as TF = LF – EF.
2. What are the difference between free float and total float?
FF is a special type of TF. Whereas TF is the amount of time that an activity ca
n slip without delaying the end of the project, FF is the amount of time that an activity can slip without delaying the early dates of a successor.
3. What is a constraint?
A limitation that reduces the efficiency with which a project can be accomplishe
d. Scheduling constraints come in three main falvours: NET, NLT and ON, standing for No Earlier Than, No Later Than, and (surprisingly!) On. These are input to a schedule, are usually calendar-based, and override the