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A truss package arrives with broken web members from unloading damage. What should happen before installation?

Correct Answer

B) Obtain approved repair or replacement instructions before installation.

Identify and segregate the damaged trusses for review. Obtain a specific repair or replacement disposition through the responsible manufacturer or designer before installation. Source: https://kcenter.sbcacomponents.com/resource/sbca-knowledge-center-design-of-truss-repairs-dg-no-2501

Answer Options
A
Install them first and ask for a repair after roof loading.
B
Obtain approved repair or replacement instructions before installation.
C
Straighten and glue broken webs without design review.
D
Accept them if the truss labels remain attached.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Identify and segregate the damaged trusses for review. Obtain a specific repair or replacement disposition through the responsible manufacturer or designer before installation. Source: https://kcenter.sbcacomponents.com/resource/sbca-knowledge-center-design-of-truss-repairs-dg-no-2501

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