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A predictive project at Valeport Energy involves installing new substation transformers. A conflict arises between the electrical lead and the site manager regarding the grounding depth required by local law. The site manager wants to use a shallower depth to save costs.
What is the correct action for the project manager?
- Submit a change request to the Change Control Board to evaluate the cost-benefit of the deeper grounding.
- Withdraw from the discussion until the legal department provides a formal interpretation of the law.
- Enforce the legally required grounding depth immediately, regardless of the cost impact.
- Ask the team to split the difference between the two depths to reach a reconciliation.
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