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The bid captain reviews the final hour checklist: wall cavities are ready for drywall before the required inspection occurs. What should the superintendent do?

Correct Answer

D) Hold cover work until the inspection is completed

Hold cover work until the inspection is completed is the contract-appropriate response: the distractors either bypass required review, conceal a defect, or create a payment or quality dispute in scenario item 309.

Answer Options
A
Cover and photograph; under a different safety or administration requirement
B
Ask for signoff later
C
Skip the inspection
D
Hold cover work until the inspection is completed

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Hold cover work until the inspection is completed is the contract-appropriate response

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: Cover and photograph; under a different safety or administration requirement

Choice A gives Cover and photograph; under a different safety or administration requirement. Its specific error: it answers the Inspection hold prompt with the wrong practical move.

Option B: Ask for signoff later

Choice B (Ask for signoff later) is rejected because it leaves out the controlling Inspection hold result.

Option C: Skip the inspection

In general project requirements, Skip the inspection is the wrong selection for Inspection hold: the option delays or omits the controlling step.

Memory Technique

Pair inspection hold with the real field trigger, then choose the response that produces Hold cover work until the inspection is completed.

Reference Hint

Open Construction Jobsite Management, 5th Ed.; use the index entry or section for "Inspection hold points" to confirm that Hold cover work until the inspection is completed is the contract-appropriate response

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