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A critical equipment submittal is two weeks late and fabrication cannot start. What should be escalated?

Correct Answer

C) Submittal status, decision owner, recovery options, and schedule impact

Escalate the overdue review to the responsible decision-maker with the required decision date, fabrication lead time and schedule impact. Evaluate feasible recovery options without treating schedule pressure as permission to skip required approval.

Answer Options
A
Change the cover-sheet color
B
Record the eventual warranty start date
C
Submittal status, decision owner, recovery options, and schedule impact
D
Wait until the planned delivery day before notifying anyone

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Escalate the overdue review to the responsible decision-maker with the required decision date, fabrication lead time and schedule impact. Evaluate feasible recovery options without treating schedule pressure as permission to skip required approval.

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