Repair of Construction Defects – Every Project Has Them

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Description

There are construction defects on almost every job, unless it is a very small job or unless the owner is extremely fortunate. The list of likely defects includes cracks, spalls, rock pockets, delaminations, chips, gouges, rained on slabs, uneven slabs, etc., etc. On a typical job, repairs may have to be done to slabs, or vertically, or overhead.
This presentation will discuss identifying the defects, repair material selection, repair methods, surface preparation, bonding, curing, etc. In some cases it will be important for the repairs to be aesthetic as well as functional and we will cover how to accomplish that.

Course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education
Diamond Review approved in all 50 states
Registration will close at 11:59 p.m. CT on July 10th

Contributors

David Flax, CCPR/CSI

David Flax of The Euclid Chemical Company has a Civil Engineering Degree from RPI and over 35 years experience as a field engineer, a contractor, and a researcher with the Corps of Engineers. He has earned his CDT and CCPR from CSI. He has specialized in concrete and has had dozens of articles published. He was awarded the Extra Yard Award by the SCCP for his 30+ years of service to the concrete industry. He is on a number of national organization committees including the “Guide Specifications", "Materials and Methods”, and “Repair of Construction Defects". He has spoken on these topics and others at The World of Concrete.

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Contributors

David Flax, CCPR/CSI