Material quality assurance risk assessment.
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2013-01-01
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Edition:Final report.
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Abstract:Over the past two decades the role of SHA has shifted from quality control (QC) of materials and ; placement techniques to quality assurance (QA) and acceptance. The role of the Office of Materials ; Technology (OMT) has been shifting towards assurance of material quality and oversight of contractor ; quality control operations. ; Since SHA deals with a variety of materials and construction processes there is a wide spectrum of ; specifications and acceptance requirements. It was the objective of this study to identify typical material ; QC/QA procedures and a) examine their conformance in relation to the federal requirements for defining ; QA plans, Independent Assurance (IA) procedures, and material certification; b) identify potential ; improvements to existing SHA QA plans, when necessary; c) assess product variability based on ; production QC data, when available; and iv) evaluate risks related to material acceptance data when ; applicable (i.e., when acceptance data are available). To address these objectives the research team had ; several meetings with SHA engineers from the (1) Soils and Aggregates Division, (2) Concrete Technology ; Division, and (3) Structural Materials and Coatings Division in order to identify the type of materials to ; include in the study, and fine tune the specific steps of the research approach to follow.
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