Base plate ready - construction supervisor absent

So for us, two things were important: 1. Before pouring the concrete, the structural engineer approved the reinforcement (confirmed in writing) for each (slab/floor ceiling), and 2. we needed the concrete delivery notes. Both things had to be presented to the building authority for the shell construction acceptance. Makes sense too. If the steel is positioned correctly and the concrete is used within the allowable time, there isn’t much that can go wrong anymore. Unless the workers didn’t use a vibrator and the concrete is not properly compacted. But nothing can be done about that now anyway. If you want to be sure, have the structural engineer or another expert come with a rebound hammer to test the concrete.

yes, ours was there, as well as the structural engineer. Or rather, not during the pouring but during the placement of the reinforcement.

Ours was also on site. The protocol is in our documents.

The client himself was on site with us.[emoji3]

Hello, In Hesse it is required that the reinforcement is approved by testing structural engineers. Elsewhere, no one approves the reinforcement. No one is obliged to do so either. If one has no trust in their building partner at all, one commissions their own building surveyor who supervises the construction project until the end. The base plate is already concreted, isn't it? What do you or the supervisor want to achieve? Best regards

What has become of it?
Do you have a new construction manager now?