Water added on site can become important later if a customer or technical team asks what happened during a ready-mix delivery. The useful response is a clear record, not a reconstruction from memory.

What can be recorded

  • The delivery and load reference
  • Whether water was added
  • The quantity entered where the workflow requires it
  • The person requesting or acknowledging the addition
  • The time of the event
  • Related notes, photographs or sign-off where required

Keep responsibility clear

Tipper360 records the information entered during the delivery. It does not authorise water additions, determine mix quality or strength, or decide whether the concrete remains within specification. Those decisions remain subject to the producer's procedures, the project requirements and relevant technical standards.

Why a digital record helps

If a question is raised later, the office can review the delivery timeline and the information recorded against that load rather than relying solely on recollection or a handwritten note.

Designed for the real site process

The configured workflow can allow the driver to record the event quickly and continue the job. The objective is a useful operational record without turning the driver into a quality engineer.

Related guide: See Tipper360 for ready-mix