Which item is not typically listed on the load ticket?

Which item is not typically listed on the load ticket?

• A. Mix design, batch time, and pour location
• B. Batch number
• C. Temperature reading
• D. Weather forecast

Answer: (D)

Load tickets capture the essential details of a concrete batch to ensure proper traceability, placement, and quality. They include the mix design so the batch proportions match the specification, the batch time to establish the concrete’s age for placement and testing, the pour location to guide where the concrete will be placed, the batch number to link to the exact batch record and materials used, and a temperature reading because temperature affects workability, setting, and strength development. These items are all directly tied to the concrete being poured. A weather forecast is useful for planning and protecting the pour, but it does not describe the specific batch or placement details, so it isn’t normally listed on the load ticket.

Load tickets capture the essential details of a concrete batch to ensure proper traceability, placement, and quality. They include the mix design so the batch proportions match the specification, the batch time to establish the concrete’s age for placement and testing, the pour location to guide where the concrete will be placed, the batch number to link to the exact batch record and materials used, and a temperature reading because temperature affects workability, setting, and strength development. These items are all directly tied to the concrete being poured. A weather forecast is useful for planning and protecting the pour, but it does not describe the specific batch or placement details, so it isn’t normally listed on the load ticket.