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A concrete footing pour is scheduled before the required reinforcement inspection. What should happen?

Correct Answer

C) Hold the pour for the required inspection and authorization to proceed.

Hold the placement until the required reinforcement inspection is completed and permission to proceed is obtained. Correct any inspection deficiencies before concealing the reinforcement. Cleaning or curing is not a replacement for that inspection.

Answer Options
A
Pour immediately and document the reinforcement afterward.
B
Replace the required inspection with the foreman’s photograph.
C
Hold the pour for the required inspection and authorization to proceed.
D
Proceed because later curing compensates for missed inspection.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Hold the placement until the required reinforcement inspection is completed and permission to proceed is obtained. Correct any inspection deficiencies before concealing the reinforcement. Cleaning or curing is not a replacement for that inspection.

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