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The contract requires approval of a product submittal before installation. The product arrives before that approval. What should receiving personnel do?

Correct Answer

D) Quarantine or hold the material until compliance and approval status are verified

Identify and hold the delivered material from installation while checking its compliance and required approval. Delivery alone does not satisfy the stated submittal condition. Escalate the discrepancy rather than remove the requirement unilaterally.

Answer Options
A
Install it immediately because it arrived
B
Treat the delivery ticket alone as proof of approval
C
Delete the submittal requirement without authorization
D
Quarantine or hold the material until compliance and approval status are verified

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Identify and hold the delivered material from installation while checking its compliance and required approval. Delivery alone does not satisfy the stated submittal condition. Escalate the discrepancy rather than remove the requirement unilaterally.

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