A look-ahead schedule shows cabinets installed before rough electrical corrections are inspected and walls closed. What is the likely schedule issue?
Correct Answer
D) Finish work is too early.
Finish installation should follow required rough corrections, inspections, and close-in work; otherwise rework and delays are likely.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Finish installation should follow required rough corrections, inspections, and close-in work; otherwise rework and delays are likely.
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