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A truss is field-cut to fit a mechanical duct without manufacturer or engineer approval. What should happen?

Correct Answer

B) Obtain and implement an approved repair or replacement detail.

Report the altered truss and obtain a specific engineered disposition through the truss manufacturer or designer. Complete the approved repair or replacement before acceptance; a generic field patch is insufficient. Source: https://kcenter.sbcacomponents.com/resource/sbca-knowledge-center-design-of-truss-repairs-dg-no-2501

Answer Options
A
Splice scrap lumber over the cut without review.
B
Obtain and implement an approved repair or replacement detail.
C
Accept the cut because the duct supports the remaining web.
D
Conceal the cut after photographing it.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Report the altered truss and obtain a specific engineered disposition through the truss manufacturer or designer. Complete the approved repair or replacement before acceptance; a generic field patch is insufficient. Source: https://kcenter.sbcacomponents.com/resource/sbca-knowledge-center-design-of-truss-repairs-dg-no-2501

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