QUALITY CONTROL MANUAL SECTION 1 Ready Mixed …
product to a host of variables in response to real or perceived needs for the various uses of concrete in a project and to make efficient use of locally available raw materials. In summary, the complexity of providing a quality product, and having it recognized and certified as such, presents the concrete producer with a fairly clear-cut decision.
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