A school district renovation schedule treats “the asbestos survey will find none” as true even though the survey is not finished. What is that statement?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Believing “no asbestos” before the survey comes back is an assumption—useful for planning, but unproven. Assumptions need tracking so they can be tested; they are not constraints, live issues, or closed risks.
Full Explanation
An assumption is a factor considered true for planning without full verification. Treating an unfinished asbestos survey outcome as certain is therefore an assumption that should be validated. It is not yet a verified constraint, a current blocking issue, or a realized risk event.