Who records the results of slump testing for acceptance on the PCC pavement report?

In the context of PCC (Portland Cement Concrete) pavement inspection, the responsibility for recording the results of slump testing for acceptance lies with the DOTD certified inspector. This role is crucial because the certified inspector ensures that all tests, including slump tests, are conducted accurately and in accordance with established procedures and standards.

The acceptance of concrete properties, such as workability as indicated by slump test results, must be documented diligently to provide a reliable record of compliance with project specifications. The certified inspector has the expertise necessary to perform these tests and interpret the results correctly, ensuring that the information gathered is valid and can be used for quality control and assurance.

While other roles such as the contractor's quality assurance manager, concrete technician, and project engineer may be involved in the process or oversee different aspects of concrete production and deployment, the specific task of recording slump test results is designated to the certified inspector. Their role is foundational to the integrity of the quality assurance process in pavement construction.