More feedback from the pros. We took a site visit to get a raw taste of how rebars are worked on site. Additionally, we asked questions about formworks and concrete pouring. It was interesting to see how the site was arranged in an "assembly line" manner, where one area would be stationed as the rebar cutting, bending, and labeling area. Another area would be cage making, which consists of laying out the rebars, tick marking them, and tying them together. The cages are stacked aside until they are ready for the next, and final station, which is at the location of the pour. This "assembly line" optimizes the routine and enables the contractors to pour a floor slab every 2 days.
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