In this "Family Feud" type episode, Kim tries to guess the most common nonconformity in concrete assessment reports for ASTM C1077. Then Brian shares a few of the real common findings for that standard and some general tips on how to resolve them.Related information: Common Findings in Concrete Assessments - ASTM C1077 companion documentHow to Resolve AASHTO re:source and CCRL Report FindingsAssessment Corrective Action Report FormProficiency Sample Corrective Action Report FormS1 E15: FAQ - How and when do I respond to low ratings?S1 E16: Understanding Technician Certification RequirementsS1 E19: FAQ - Does my Laboratory Manager have to be a Professional Engineer?S2 E04: FAQ - How many times can I try to resolve the same nonconformity?S2 E05: FAQ - Which report findings are required to be resolvedS2 E13: FAQ - License PE RequirementsS2 E19: FAQ - Refusal of ServiceS2 E30: Top Nonconformities of AASHTO T209 and ASTM D2041S2 E31: Top Nonconformities for AASHTO T84 and ASTM C128S2 E35: Top Nonconformities for AASHTO T 315 and ASTM D7175S2 E37: FAQ - Field Tests and ASTM E329 (Concrete)S2 E42: Top Nonconformities for AASHTO T 59S3 E02: Reports and RecordsS3 E10: Common Concrete Nonconformities S4 E18: FAQ - What is the difference between an observation and a nonconformity?Send us a textHave questions, comments, or want to be a guest on an upcoming episode? Email [email protected]. Related information on this and other episodes can be found at aashtoresource.org.

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