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Pre-Construction Site Inspection for Concrete

The Pre-Construction Site Inspection workflow helps concrete contractors prepare by evaluating site readiness before work begins. It includes checking excavation, verifying formwork placement, ensuring reinforcement materials are available, and confirming site access. By following this process, contractors reduce delays, prevent errors, and improve safety. Clients benefit from confidence in the contractor’s preparation, while teams gain accountability and efficiency. With standardized inspections in place, concrete companies can strengthen credibility, protect profitability, and deliver projects more reliably and on schedule.

Review pour drawings and site details before check

Schedule pour readiness walk with GC or foreman

Confirm pour areas, edge forms, and rebar zones

Spot light poles, drains, or grade pins

Confirm slope and edge elevation for forms

Flag pour zones with rebar or slick surfaces

Mark form, rebar, and tool laydown area

Plan ready-mix truck path and washout area

Photograph forms, pour zones, and rebar mats

Confirm pour permit posted onsite

Check mix water access and power for tools

Identify poor access or bad subgrade at pour

Share pour area photos and grade status

Shift pour date based on form or grade readiness