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Concrete Sampling and Testing with QESTField

Concrete Sampling and Testing with QESTField

Applies to QESTField

This article describes the data entry process for concrete sampling in QESTField Tests for the United Kingdom.

Contents

Overview

In QESTField, there are several options available for Concrete Sampling and Field Testing, providing users with the flexibility to add various types of concrete samples and associated tests based on their field activities.

Creating a New Concrete Sample

Selecting a Work Order

To create a new concrete sample in QESTField, you must first select a Work Order. Relevant work orders can be searched and chosen directly from the QESTField homepage.

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Selecting a Concrete Testing Workflow

On the Work Order page, select the appropriate workflow based on the type of concrete work to be performed. Each workflow creates a Concrete Sample, which is explained in more detail here: Concrete Sample Document for QEST Web App. In most cases, this also automatically adds the corresponding Sampling Details worksheet.

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Below is a list of the Concrete Testing workflows that may be available

New Concrete Sample

This workflow adds a concrete sample to the work order and allows the user to choose the associated sampling worksheet.

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New Concrete Sample - Core Sampling 

This is used for hardened concrete cores and will automatically add the corresponding sampling worksheet for Taking Cored Samples.

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New Concrete Testing - Fresh Concrete

This workflow is used when testing fresh concrete and will add the associated sampling worksheet.

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New Concrete Testing - Fresh Concrete with field report 

This additional workflow adds the fresh concrete sampling worksheet along with the a field report.

 

 

 

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