Whether the notification required in §1926.752(a)(1) (attained concrete strength) must be given where steel will be erected on a long-existed concrete slab.
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March 10, 2006
Jamie Stevenson
James Construction
243 E. Main Street, Suite 203
Carnegie, PA 15106
Re: Whether the notification required in §1926.752(a)(1) (attained concrete strength) must be given where steel will be erected on a long-existed concrete slab.
Dear Mr. Stevenson: