Using flex to solve a bad layout instead of fixing hard

Boss, I'm at this flex run. I'm seeing using flex to solve a bad layout instead of fixing hard. Do you want me to document it before we continue?

Boss, I'm at this flex run. I checked the field condition and this may affect access, coordination, TAB, equipment, or the next trade. I'm seeing using flex to solve a bad layout instead of fixing hard. Do you want this held, documented, or coordinated before we keep going?

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Stop if

Coordination/system issue: Using flex to solve a bad layout instead of fixing hard. I have photos, location, and what is blocked or affected.

Watch out

Do not load duct on questionable supports, wrong anchors, or unverified hanger locations.

Check

room/grid/area
system tag or duct run
photo of the issue
current drawing/detail

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653 using flex to solve a bad layout instead of fixing hard hangers / supports yellow 3 boss, i'm at this flex run. i'm seeing using flex to solve a bad layout instead of fixing hard. do you want me to document it before we continue? boss, i'm at this flex run. i checked the field condition and this may affect access, coordination, tab, equipment, or the next trade. i'm seeing using flex to solve a bad layout instead of fixing hard. do you want this held, documented, or coordinated before we keep going? coordination/system issue: using flex to solve a bad layout instead of fixing hard. i have photos, location, and what is blocked or affected.

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