medium · Project Management Professional adaptive
Ironwood Grid is modernizing a substation. A safety inspector has identified a grounding issue that requires immediate remediation, which will delay the current phase by two weeks and cost an additional $15,000. The project is already at its schedule baseline limit.
Which action is most appropriate?
- Analyze the schedule to see if the grounding work can be fast-tracked to avoid a baseline breach.
- Negotiate with the safety inspector to allow the work to continue while a less expensive solution is researched.
- Submit a request to the project sponsor to waive the safety requirement based on the project's 'Critical' status.
- Halt the affected work immediately and follow the formal change control process to update the baselines.
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