How fast tracking and crashing could affect all the following areas:

1. Framing: (structural walls completed, inspection of load bearing wall)
2. Windows: Installed after framing is done
3. Trusses
4. Sheeting: can start when half of the trusses are installed
5. Roofing

Your supervisor has asked you and your project management team to develop a recovery plan to start the drywall work on time by the end of July. That gives you two weeks to do essentially four weeks of work. The building department has agreed to inspect the day you call in for an inspection as long as you pay the $200 overtime fee per inspection. For weather delays, your company's policy is to always pay this additional inspection cost and costs for extra inspections out of general company overhead so as not to impact your project budget. To make up for the weather delay, you've talked with the structural engineer regarding the framing inspection that is required before windows can be installed. (The building department requires that all structural walls be completed before any windows are installed).You also talkec to the building officials about installing the windows after the inspection of the load bearing wall, and they agreed. You don't need to complete all of the framing, just the interior load bearing wall shown in Figure 1. You realize that your crew can erect this in a 12-hour day. The building department will have to inspect this wall before the windows are installed, but they agreed to do that at 6:00 a.m. on Tuesday, so that allows you to install windows all day Tuesday. The cost fo the additional inspection will be paid out of company overhead and not charged to your project. The sheeting can be started when half of the trusses are installed, but it will still take one day after the trusses are installed for the sheeting to be installed. The inspector has agreed to be there first thing in the morning the next day after the sheeting is completed