Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Concrete Highway Magazine, Vol. 8: Devoted to Concrete Roads, Streets and Alleys; January, 1924
Given a good design and proper specifications, it is the Inspector's job to apply these to the construction of concrete pavements in such a manner that in the finished structure, the purpose of the design has been faithfully and accurately carried out. He must be able to control the details of fabrication so closely that the desired quality of the product will result.
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