CHAPTER 4 CONCRETE TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONPROGRAM
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1 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program CHAPTER 4 CONCRETE TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONPROGRAM 4.1 PURPOSE The purpose of this section is to describe the Concrete Training and Qualification Program. This program is designed to establish a qualification program for persons responsible for the manufacture, testing, placement, and inspection of concrete material on Florida Department of Transportation (Department) highway construction projects. This procedure shall list the details of the qualification program including the associated training courses. 4.2 AUTHORITY Code of Federal Regulations, Quality Assurance Procedures for Construction, 23 CFR 637 Sections 20.23(4)(a) and (3) Florida Statutes (F.S.) Sections 346, 400, FDOT Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction 4.3 REFERENCE Chapters 8 and 9, Topic No , Materials Manual 4.4 BACKGROUND The Department has required American Concrete Institute (ACI) Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I certification for several years. Due to the requirement by the FHWA that, "All sampling and testing data to be used in the acceptance decision or the Independent Assurance program shall be executed by qualified sampling and testing personnel", ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I is no longer sufficient by itself. The Department's Concrete Technical Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-1
2 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program experts have determined that concrete qualifications be divided into three levels with areas of specialization. In addition, two courses have been included to ensure familiarity with current specifications. 4.5 QUALIFICATIONS AND TRAINING COURSES There are five concrete qualifications and two "stand-alone" concrete training courses: (1) Concrete Field Technician Level I Qualification (2) Concrete Field Inspector Level II Qualification (3) Concrete Laboratory Technician Level I Qualification (4) Concrete Laboratory Technician Level II Qualification (5) Concrete Batch Plant Operator Qualification (6) FDOT Concrete Laboratory Specification Course and Examination (7) FDOT Concrete Field Inspector Specification Course and Examination So that present ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I Certified Technicians can qualify as Concrete Field Technician Level I, a course on Florida specifications with an examination has been developed. These courses along with the criteria for becoming qualified are described in detail in the following text. Certain qualifications in the FDOT Concrete Field Technician Level I program require ACI certification. In these instances, it will be the responsibility of the technician seeking qualification to submit an Application for Qualification, form No. ( ) to the CTQP administrator along with the ACI certification (wallet card) number. The date of qualification will be the date the administrator receives notification that all requirements have been met Concrete Field Technician Level I Qualification Requirements The objective of this qualification is to assure that job site concrete tests including quality control, verification, and resolution tests for concrete construction, used as part of the acceptance program, are performed in accordance with the contract documents. Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-2
3 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program All trainees seeking Concrete Field Technician Level I qualification must: (1) Hold a current ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I certification (2) Pass the FDOT Concrete Field Inspector Specification Examination. After a trainee has successfully completed all of the qualification requirements, the trainee's qualification date shall be added to the CTQP database. The date of qualification shall be the date the last qualification requirement was satisfied. The CTQP qualification shall expire in (5) five years (60) months from the date the last qualification was met. In order to be adequately prepared for and prior to taking the Concrete Field Technician courses, applicants are encouraged to take and pass the following Department self study courses: Portland Cement Concrete Testing and Construction Math ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I Certification Course This two or three day training program includes a class session, written examination (usually one hour), and proficiency examination (usually four hours). Test Methods to be covered in this course are included in Attachment 4-6. This course uses the standard ACI written examination. Expect the grading and mailing of the examination results by ACI to take two to four weeks. For the most up-to-date requirements, please contact ACI ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I Certification Training Course Prerequisites There are no prerequisites for this course; however, applicants are encouraged to take and pass the Department's Portland Cement Concrete Testing and the Construction Math Self-Study examinations. Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-3
4 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I Certification Course Written Examination A written examination (usually one hour) is administered at the end of the course (usually multiple choice). The examination is electronically graded by ACI. Expect the grading and mailing of the examination results by ACI to take two to four weeks ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I Certification Course Proficiency Examination A proficiency examination (usually four hours) is administered at the end of the course. Each trainee will be expected to correctly demonstrate skill in performing the proficiency tests. Usually, a trainee will be given two chances to pass each test. Failing any proficiency test twice will constitute failure of the proficiency examination. Anyone failing the proficiency examination may reapply for a future proficiency examination; however, a new application must be completed and the appropriate fee paid Concrete Field Inspector Level II Qualification Requirements The objective of this qualification is to assure that all concrete related tests and inspections in the field including quality control, quality assurance, verification, and dispute resolution tests for concrete construction used as part of the acceptance program are performed in accordance with the contract documents. All trainees seeking a Concrete Field Inspector Level II qualification must: (1) Hold a current ACI Concrete Transportation Construction Inspector Certification (CTCI) and ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade 1. ACI education and experience requirements for CTCI certification are listed in Attachment 4-7. OR Hold a current ACI Associate Concrete Transportation Construction Inspector Certification (CTCI) certification and ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician. ACI education and experience requirements for Associate CTCI certification are listed in Attachment 4-7a. Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-4
5 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program (2) Pass the FDOT Concrete Field Inspector Specification Examination. After a trainee has successfully completed all of the qualification requirements, the trainee's qualification date shall be added to the CTQP database. The date of qualification shall be the date the last qualification requirement was satisfied. The CTQP qualification shall expire in 5 years (60 months) or on the date of expiration of the ACI CTCI or Associate CTCI, whichever is earlier ACI Concrete Transportation Construction Inspector Training Course This is a three-day course which includes a half-day written examination. The written examination is usually offered three to four weeks after the course is completed. Topics usually covered on this examination are included in Attachment 4-8. For the most up-todate requirements, please contact ACI ACI Associate Concrete Transportation Construction Inspector Training Course This is a two-day course which includes a written examination. Topics usually covered on this examination are included in Attachment 4-8a for the most up-to-date requirements, please contact ACI ACI Concrete Transportation Construction Inspector Certification Training Course Prerequisites There are no prerequisites for this course. Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-5
6 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program ACI Associate Concrete Transportation Construction Inspector Certification Training Course Prerequisites Prerequisites for this course include FDOT Concrete Field Technician Level I Qualification ACI Concrete Transportation Construction Inspector Certification Training Course Written Examination A written examination (usually four hours, multiple choice) is offered three-four weeks after the course. Expect grading and mailing of the examination results by ACI to take two to four weeks ACI Associate Concrete Transportation Construction Inspector Certification Training Course Written Examination A written examination (usually ninety minutes) is administered at the end of the course (usually multiple choices). A plan reading examination (usually thirty minutes) is also administered at the end of the course. The examinations are electronically graded by ACI. Expect grading and mailing of the examination results by ACI to take two to four weeks Concrete Laboratory Technician Level I Qualification Requirements The objective of this qualification is to assure that all laboratory strength tests that are used for quality control, quality assurance, verification, dispute resolution, and acceptance of concrete are performed in accordance with the Standard Test Methods, project specifications and other contract documents. All trainees seeking to become a qualified Concrete Laboratory Technician Level I must: (1) Hold a current ACI Concrete Strength Testing Technician Certification OR Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-6
7 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program (2) Hold a current ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level 1 Certification After a trainee has successfully met the qualification requirements, the trainee's qualification date shall be added to the CTQP database. The CTQP qualification shall expire in (5) five years (60 months) or on the date of expiration of the earliest required ACI certification, whichever is earlier ACI Concrete Strength Testing Technician Certification Course This course is a one and one half day training class with a written examination (usually one hour). In addition, the candidate must pass a proficiency examination (usually two to four hours). Test Methods to be covered in this course are included in Attachment ACI Concrete Strength Testing Technician Certification Course Prerequisites There are no prerequisites for this course. Applicants are encouraged to take and pass the Department's Portland Cement Concrete Testing and Construction Math Self-Study examinations prior to the Concrete Strength Testing Technician Certification Course ACI Concrete Strength Testing Technician Certification Course Written Examination A written examination is administered at the end of the course (usually multiple choices). The examinations are electronically graded by ACI. Expect grading and mailing of the examination results by ACI to take two to four weeks ACI Concrete Strength Testing Technician Proficiency Examination Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-7
8 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program A proficiency examination (usually four hours) is administered at the end of the course. Each trainee will be expected to correctly demonstrate skills in conducting the tests mentioned previously. Usually, each trainee will be given two chances to pass each test. Failing any proficiency test twice, will constitute failure of the proficiency examination. Anyone failing the proficiency examination may reapply for a future proficiency examination; however, a new application must be completed and the appropriate fee paid ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level 1 Certification Course This course is a one and one half day training class with a written examination (usually one hour). In addition, the candidate must pass a proficiency examination (usually two hours). Test Methods to be covered in this course are included in Attachment ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level 1 Certification Course Prerequisites There are no prerequisites for this course. Applicants are encouraged to take and pass the Department s Portland Cement Concrete Testing and Construction Math Self-Study examinations prior to the course ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level 1 Certification Course Written Examination A written examination is administered at the end of the course (usually multiple choices). The examinations are electronically graded by ACI. Expect grading and mailing of the examination results by ACI to take two to four weeks ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level 1 Certification Course Proficiency Examination A proficiency examination (usually four hours) is administered at the end of the course. Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-8
9 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program Each trainee will be expected to correctly demonstrate skills in conducting the laboratory tests mentioned previously. Usually, each trainee will be given two chances to pass each test. Failing any test twice, will constitute failure of the proficiency examination. Anyone failing the proficiency examination may reapply for a future proficiency examination; however, a new application must be completed and the appropriate fee paid Concrete Laboratory Technician Level II Qualification Requirements The objective of this qualification is to assure that all laboratory test results that are used for quality control, quality assurance, verification, dispute resolution and acceptance of concrete are performed in accordance with Standard Test Methods, project specifications and other contract documents. All applicants seeking Concrete Laboratory Technician Level II qualification must: (1) Hold a current ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level I Certification (2) Hold a current ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level II Certification (3) Pass the FDOT Concrete Laboratory Specification Examination. See Section for more details about this examination. (4) Have one year experience in laboratory, sampling and testing aggregate for concrete and testing concrete. (5) Successful completion of the ACI performance examination. After a trainee has successfully met all of the qualification requirements, the trainee's qualification date shall be added to the CTQP database. The date of qualification shall be the date the last qualification requirement was satisfied. The CTQP qualification shall expire in (5) five years (60 months) or the earliest expiration date of one of the required ACI Certification(s). Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-9
10 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level II Course This is a three-day ACI course called ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level II. The course includes a written examination (usually two yours) and a proficiency examination (usually four hours). Standard Test Methods to be presented are listed in Attachment For the most up-to-date requirements please contact ACI. Also included are the calculations for testing, calibration procedures for the testing devices/equipment and reporting of data using standard report forms. This instruction includes the use of random number tables ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level II Course Prerequisites Check the ACI website for current ACI Course prerequisites ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level II Course Written Examination A written examination (usually two hours, multiple choice) is administered at the end of the course (usually multiple choice). The examination is electronically graded by ACI. Expect grading and mailing of the examination results by ACI to take two to four weeks ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level II Proficiency Examination A proficiency examination (usually four hours) is given at the end of the course. Each trainee taking the proficiency examination will be expected to correctly demonstrate skills in conducting the aggregate tests mentioned above. Anyone failing the proficiency examination may reapply for a future proficiency examination; however, a new application must be completed and appropriate fee paid. Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-10
11 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program Concrete Batch Plant Operator Qualification Requirements The objective of this qualification is to assure that concrete design mixes are prepared in accordance with Standard Specifications. All trainees seeking Concrete Batch Plant Operator qualification must: (1) Pass the Concrete Batch Plant Operator's written examination. (2) Have 90 days work experience in Batch Plant operations including the batching of fresh concrete, proportioning concrete mix designs, determining the moisture content of aggregates and calculating the water to cementitious material ratios. It is recommended that all applicants seeking qualification as a Concrete Batch Plant Operator take the Portland Cement Concrete Testing self-study course and pass the examination. This is a recommendation, not a requirement. After a trainee has successfully met all of these qualification requirements, the trainee's qualification date will be added to the training database. The qualification date shall be the date the last qualification requirement was satisfied. The qualification expiration date shall be 5 years (60 months) from the date the written examination was passed Concrete Batch Plant Operator Qualification Course At the present time, a course is available Concrete Batch Plant Operator Examination A written examination (usually two hours, multiple choice) is required for this qualification. The examinations (usually multiple choice questions) are electronically graded by the CTQP. Expect grading and posting of the examination results to take a minimum of two weeks. Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-11
12 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program FDOT Concrete Laboratory Technician Specification Course and Examination This is a one day course with a one hour written examination, which covers Florida Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, Sections 346 and 347 and Section 9.2 of the Materials Manual, Concrete Production Facilities Guidelines. The examination is usually multiple choices. Taking the course is not a prerequisite to taking and passing the examination. Taking the course and passing the examination does not by itself confer a qualification. There are additional requirements that must be met to receive a qualification FDOT Concrete Field Inspector Specification Course and Examination This is a two and a half day course with a two and a half hour open book written examination, which covers Florida Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction Section 346, 347, 400 and 415. The examination is usually multiple choice. Taking the course is not a prerequisite to taking and passing the examination. Taking the course and passing the examination does not by itself confer qualification. There are additional requirements that must be met to receive at qualification. 4.6 QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS BY JOB FUNCTION AND IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE Job functions for each concrete qualification are contained in Attachment REQUALIFICATION Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-12
13 Concrete Training Qualification Program Topic No Effective: July 1, 2002 Construction Training and Qualification Manual Revision: March 22, 2011 Concrete Training and Qualification Program The requirements for requalification are the same as those for initial qualification. Due to constant changes in specifications, materials, and processes, certifications of qualification are issued for no more than 60 months. When the CTQP qualification includes a requirement to maintain an ACI certification, the CTQP qualification shall coincide with the ACI certification. It is the applicant's responsibility to maintain any CTQP qualification. Qualified technicians are required to submit an application for requalification. A requalification fee will be required. The Department does not have a requalification notification program in effect. It is the responsibility for every qualified person to apply for requalification. Any technician who fails to apply for requalification or to satisfy the requirements for requalification shall become disqualified one calendar day after the last day of the qualification period. A previously qualified person, who lets their qualification expire, must reapply for qualification. Certain qualifications in the FDOT Concrete Field Inspector Specification program require ACI certification or other certifications. In these instances, it will be the responsibility of the technician seeking qualification to submit an Application for Qualification, Form No to the CTQP administrator along with the ACI certification (wallet card) number. The date of qualification will be the date the administrator receives notification that all requirements have been met. Concrete Training and Qualification Program 4-13
14 Attachment 4-1 Revised 08/01/2008 Begin Complete the application and pay the fee. Schedule and attend an ACI Concrete Field Technician Grade I exam and/or proficiency exam. Fail one or both Pass/Fail? Pass both Has applicant passed the FDOT Concrete Field Specification exam within the past 5 years? Applicant must have passed the FDOT Concrete FIield Specification exam within the past 5 years Enter qualification in the TQDBS & issue the certification. Note: This flowchart is produced to aid the applicant in seeing the relationship between the written procedure and the process leading to qualification. Should a conflict exist between the written text and the flowchart, the written text shall govern.
15 Attachment 4-2 Revised 01/12/2011 Begin Complete the application and pay the fee. OR Applicant must choose between 1 of the 2 paths for qualification OR Hold a current ACI Concrete Transportation Construction Inspection (CTCI) certification Hold a current ACI Associate Concrete Transportation Construction Inspection (CTCI) certification Is applicant Concrete Field Technician Level I qualified? No Applicant must be Concrete Field Technician Level I qualified Yes Has applicant passed the FDOT Concrete Field Inspector Specification exam within the past 5 years? No Applicant must have passed the FDOT Concrete Field Inspector Specification exam within the past 5 years Yes Enter qualification in the TQDBS & issue the certification. Note: This flowchart is produced to aid the applicant in seeing the relationship between the written procedure and the process leading to qualification. Should a conflict exist between the written text and the flowchart, the written text shall govern.
16 Attachment 4-3 Revised 08/01/2008 Begin Complete the application and pay the fee. Take and pass the Portland Cement Concrete Testing, Placement and Control self study exam and the Construction Math self study exam OR Applicant must choose between 1 of the 2 paths for qualification OR Hold a current ACI Concrete Strength Testing Technician certification Hold a current ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level 1 certification Is applicant Concrete Laboratory Technician Level I qualified within the last five years? No Applicant must be Concrete Laboratory Technician Level I qualified Yes Enter qualification in the TQDBS & issue the certification. Note: This flowchart is produced to aid the applicant in seeing the relationship between the written procedure and the process leading to qualification. Should a conflict exist between the written text and the flowchart, the written text shall govern.
17 Attachment 4-4 Revised 08/01/2008 Begin Is applicant ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level 1 certified within past 5 years? No Applicant must be ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Level 1 certified Yes Is applicant ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Level 2 certified within past 5 years? No Applicant must be ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Level 2 certified Yes Has applicant passed the FDOT Concrete Laboratory Specification exam within past 5 years? No Applicant must be ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Level 2 certified Yes Does applicant have 1 year experience in a laboratory sampling and testing aggregate for concrete? No Applicant must have 1 year experience in a laboratory sampling and testing aggregate for concrete Yes Has applicant completed the ACI performance exam? No Applicant must complete the ACI performance exam Yes Enter qualification in the TQDBS & issue the certification. Note: This flowchart is produced to aid the applicant in seeing the relationship between the written procedure and the process leading to qualification. Should a conflict exist between the written text and the flowchart, the written text shall govern.
18 Attachment 4-5 Revised 08/01/2008 Begin Complete the application and pay the fee. Schedule and attend a Concrete Batch Plant Operator Exam. Fail PASS/FAIL? Pass Enter qualification in the TQDBS & issue the certification. Note: This flowchart is produced to aid the applicant in seeing the relationship between the written procedure and the process leading to qualification. Should a conflict exist between the written text and the flowchart, the written text shall govern.
19 Attachment 4-6 ACI CONCRETE FIELD TESTING TECHNICIAN GRADE I CERTIFIED TRAINING COURSE Test Methods to be covered in this course are: (1) ASTM C1064 Temperature of Freshly Mixed Portland Cement Concrete (2) ASTM C172 Sampling Freshly Mixed Concrete (3) ASTM C143 Slump of Hydraulic Concrete (4) ASTM C138 Density, Yield and Air Content (Gravimetric) of Concrete (5) ASTM C231 Air Content of Freshly Mixed Concrete by Pressure Method (6) ASTM C176 Air Content of Freshly Mixed Concrete of Volumetric Method (7) ASTM C31 Method of Curing Concrete Specimens in the Field
20 Attachment 4-7 ACI CONCRETE FIELD TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR (CTCI) EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS A CI Certification for CTI requires that one of the following criteria be met: (a) Must have a minimum of two years (60 credit hours) of college or technical school plus two years of work experience in transportation concrete inspection and/or field testing of concrete. A copy of the diploma or transcript is required. - OR - (b) High school graduate or equivalent plus a minimum of three years work experience in transportation concrete inspection and/or field testing of concrete. A copy of the diploma or equivalent is required. - OR - (c) Five years experience in transportation concrete inspection and/or field testing of concrete. The work experience required above for each criteria must include: a. Decision-making responsibility and authority. b. Verification of compliance with plans, specifications and codes. c. Evaluation of concrete construction in the field d. Documentation and reporting of inspection results. e. Proficiency in appropriate areas of concrete construction inspection. Note: These requirements are subject to change. Consult the ACI webpage ( for the latest CTCI qualification requirements.
21 Attachment 4-7a ACI ASSOCIATE CONCRETE FIELD TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR (CTCI) EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS A CI Certification for Associate CTI requires that the following criteria be met: (a) (b) Current ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I and; Successful completion of respective written examinations and inspection and plans reading. Note: These requirements are subject to change. Consult the ACI webpage ( for the latest CTCI qualification requirements.
22 Attachment 4-8 ACI CONCRETE TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR (CTCI) TRAINING COURSE Topics usually covered in this course and on the examination include: (1) Concrete Documents (2) Materials (3) Pre-Placement, Placement and Post Placement of Concrete (4) Soil Cement (5) Pavement and Roller Compacted Concrete (6) Piles and Drilled Shafts (7) Bridge Decks (8) Plans Reading (9) Concrete Form Work
23 Attachment 4-8a ACI ASSOCIATE CONCRETE TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR (CTCI) TRAINING COURSE Topics usually covered in this course and on the examination include: (1) Concrete Documents (2) Materials (3) Pre-Placement, Placement and Post Placement of Concrete (4) Concrete Form Work (5) CRSI Manual of Standard Practice (MSP) (6) Plans Reading
24 Attachment 4-9 ACI CONCRETE STRENGTH TESTING TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATION COURSE (1) ASTM C617 Capping Cylindrical Concrete Specimens (2) ASTM C1231 Use of Unbonded Caps in Determination of Compressive Strength or Hardened Concrete Cylinders. (3) ASTM C39 Compressive Strength of Cylindrical Concrete Specimens (4) ASTM C78 Flexural Strength of Concrete (Using Simple Beam with Third-Point Loading NOTE: This ACI Certification is for 6 years (72 months).
25 Attachment 4-10 ACI CONCRETE LABORATORY TESTING TECHNICIAN LEVEL 1 TRAINING COURSE This program requires a working knowledge of the following AAHSTO and/or ASTM Standards: C 617 Capping Cylindrical Concrete Specimens C1231 Unbounded Caps for Concrete Cylinders C39 Compressive Strength of Cylindrical Concrete Specimens C 78 Flexural Strength of Concrete (Using Simple Method with Third-Point Loading) T 2 / D 75 Sampling of Aggregates T 248 / C 702 Reducing Samples of Aggregate to Testing Size T 11 / C 117 Materials Finer than 75-µm (No. 200) Sieve in Mineral Aggregates by Washing T 27 / C 136 Sieve Analysis of Fine and Coarse Aggregate T 85 / C 127 Specific Gravity and Absorption of Coarse Aggregate T 84 / C 128 Specific Gravity and Absorption of Fine Aggregate T 255 / C 566 Total Moisture Content of Aggregate by Drying T 21 / C 40* - Organic Impurities in Fine Aggregate for Concrete * Written exam only
26 Attachment 4-11 ACI CONCRETE LABORATORY TESTING TECHNICIAN LEVEL 2 TRAINING COURSE The program requires a working knowledge of the following ACI and ASTM Standards: ACI 214* Evaluation of Strength Test Results of Concrete ACI 211.1* Selecting Proportion for Concrete C 192 Making and Curing Concrete Test Specimens in the Laboratory [This standard also requires the knowledge and ability to perform ASTM C 143 (Slump), C 173 and C 231 (Air Content), C 138 (Unit Weight), and C 1064 (Temperature).] C 470* Molds for Forming Concrete Test Cylinders Vertically C 496* Splitting Tensile Strength of Cylindrical Concrete Specimens C49* Obtaining and Testing Drilled Cores and Sawed Beams of Concrete *Written exam only
27 Attachment 4-12 CTQP QUALIFICATION BY JOB FUNCTION CONCRETE NOTE: ACI Concrete Certifications are a critical part of maintaining your CTQP qualifications. Concrete Field Technician Level I: This is the QC Technician who must be qualified to perform acceptance tests such as slump, temperature, air content and making/curing concrete cylinders. Technicians who test concrete material properties or perform Independent Assurance (IA) reviews must also posses this qualification. Concrete Field Technician Level II: This is the contractor s representative who must be responsible for the quality of the concrete being placed on major bridge projects. These responsibilities are not limited to substructure or superstructure. The Department s lead inspector on a concrete bridge structure must have this qualification. The ACI CTCI certification, or the ACI Associate CTCI certification along with Pile Driving Inspector Qualification and/or Drilled Shaft qualification, will be required on complete bridge jobs (where do you need to note this in the job documents?). Concrete Laboratory Technician Level I: This is the Concrete Strength Testing Technician who must be qualified to break samples and record concrete strength for material acceptance. Any person who tests concrete for material quality compliance or performs Independent Assurance (IA) must also possess this qualification. Managers of Quality Control at the concrete production facilities must have this qualification.
28 Attachment continued Concrete Laboratory Technician Level II: This is a mix designer for concrete mix submittals. The Department representative responsible for verifying the concrete mix design must have this qualification. Concrete Batch Plant Operator: This is a concrete producer employee who is identified in the Quality Control Plan as the individual who batches the concrete for the contractor. Department employees may obtain this qualification for professional knowledge but it is not required for FDOT personnel. Managers of Quality Control at the concrete production facilities must have this qualification.
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