['Specialized Industries']
['Steel Erection', 'Concrete/Masonry Construction']
08/29/2025
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The controlling contractor must ensure that written notification is given to the steel erector that the concrete has cured to the level required by the standard. The steel erection standard does not require any specific entity to perform the test. The choice of who will do the test is left to the controlling contractor. Since it is the controlling contractor's responsibility to ensure that the notification is given to the steel erector, the controlling contractor must select an entity that has the expertise to perform the test. The controlling contractor may do the test itself if it has the expertise to do so.
['Specialized Industries']
['Steel Erection', 'Concrete/Masonry Construction']
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