The number of lifts for a standard 4X8 concrete cylinder
What is 2
This many locks are used to secure the nuke in the back of the truck
What is 3
You set the nuke gauge to this depth
What is Backscatter
You put this out after you park your truck
What is your safety cone
Where reports should be completed
What is on site
This diameter rod is used for slump tests, air tests, and molding 6X12 cylinders
What is 5/8"
The maximum test depth of a nuke gauge
What is 12"
The Marshall value is 1 method for determining asphalt density, this is the other
What is TMD
Safety glasses should be worn on these sites
What is all of them
Billed hours are rounded to the nearest
What is quarter hour
Air entraining agent is used in concrete exposed to this natural occurring cycle
Freeze/Thaw
You can change the nuke gauge test depth by this increment
What is 2"
This should be applied to the previously placed asphalt layers prior to placing the next layer
This type of safety vest is worn during road construction on roads with vehicle speeds 55 or over
What is Class III
SME's current CEO
Mark Kramer
The number of times you tap your slump cone to consolidate each lift
What is zero
Crushed limestone underneath pavement is considered this layer type
What is aggregate base
What is wearing
This type of glove should be worn when using the DCP
What is impact gloves
This person is the CMS group leader
Dustin Kern
These are the 4 main components of concrete
What is cement, water, coarse aggregate, and fine aggregate
You should standardize your nuke gauge this often
What is every day
The first pass with the roller should be made before the asphalt reaches this temperature
What is 220 degrees
Safety matters these days
What is everyday
The Louisville office is located in this state
What is Indiana