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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.

Long-lead delays need prompt escalation because review and fabrication control delivery.

Answer Options
A
Limit long-lead submittal delay to the color of the cover sheet
B
Base the long-lead submittal delay response on the warranty start date only
C
Submittal status, decision owner, recovery options, and schedule impact.
D
Treat the condition as requiring no action until delivery day

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Long-lead delays need prompt escalation because review and fabrication control delivery.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: Limit long-lead submittal delay to the color of the cover sheet

Choice A (Only the color of the cover sheet.) is rejected because the action skips the timing, documentation, or field-control step needed for Long-lead submittal delay.

Option B: Base the long-lead submittal delay response on the warranty start date only

In general project requirements, Only the warranty start date. is the wrong selection for Long-lead submittal delay: it tries to bypass the Long-lead submittal delay checkpoint.

Option D: Treat the condition as requiring no action until delivery day

Choice D gives No action until delivery day. Its specific error: the option does not produce the required Long-lead submittal delay outcome, Submittal status, decision owner, recovery options, and schedule impact.

Memory Technique

Use the phrase "problem, control, result" for long-lead submittal delay; the result side is Submittal status, decision owner, recovery options, and schedule impact.

Reference Hint

Open Construction Jobsite Management, 5th Ed. (2024); use by topic index - documentation / submittals / RFIs / closeout to confirm that Long-lead delays need prompt escalation because review and fabrication control delivery.

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