On a stadium roof sequence for a city venue, one path has only a tiny amount of float. How should the team treat that path?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Tiny float is a yellow light on that roof path—one bad weather day and it becomes the new critical chain. Near-critical paths deserve eyes, not a shrug.
Full Explanation
Near-critical paths have little float and can become critical if delayed. Predictive teams monitor them as schedule risk even when they are not currently longest. Ignoring small float understates exposure on complex civic builds.