I'm wondering how other firms handle what seems like a common situation in our office:
Concrete truck is measured with not enough air entertainment. The contractor is informed, but decides to pour anyways. Now the owners rep/inspector is looking to us (EOR) for our "blessing". Of course telling them to redo it would make us seem like the bad guy and would impact cost, scheduling, etc. Plus the next time they find an error/omission on our drawings, they're coming after us.
This seems to happen a lot, especially with concrete with improper slump, air, strength, ambient temperatures, etc.
Thanks in advance for any insight you can give.
Concrete truck is measured with not enough air entertainment. The contractor is informed, but decides to pour anyways. Now the owners rep/inspector is looking to us (EOR) for our "blessing". Of course telling them to redo it would make us seem like the bad guy and would impact cost, scheduling, etc. Plus the next time they find an error/omission on our drawings, they're coming after us.
This seems to happen a lot, especially with concrete with improper slump, air, strength, ambient temperatures, etc.
Thanks in advance for any insight you can give.