ACI Adhesive Anchor Installer Certification Practice Exam

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If reinforcement is contacted during the drilling process, what should you do?

Continue drilling

Change the drill bit

Notify your supervisor

When reinforcement is contacted during the drilling process, notifying your supervisor is the appropriate course of action. This step is essential as it allows for an assessment of the situation to determine the best way to proceed without compromising the integrity of the project or the safety of the crew.

Continuing to drill could damage the reinforced material, create concrete debris, or lead to misalignment of the anchor placement. Changing the drill bit might not address the situation effectively since the underlying issue of encountering reinforcement remains unaddressed. Stopping drilling and leaving the site does not allow for proper communication and resolution of the issue, which could lead to further complications.

By informing your supervisor, you facilitate a coordinated response and ensure that all relevant safety protocols and project specifications are followed. This approach helps to avoid costly mistakes and ensures that the installation is performed correctly.

Stop the drilling and leave the site

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