How should a tank setter handle unforeseen conditions during installation?

When faced with unforeseen conditions during tank installation, the best course of action is to cease work and assess the situation, making necessary adjustments. This approach ensures the safety and integrity of the tank installation process. By pausing work, the tank setter can properly evaluate the unexpected conditions, which might include issues such as unstable ground, unforeseen obstacles, or changes in local regulations.

Assessing the situation allows the setter to make informed decisions that prioritize safety, compliance, and effective problem-solving. Making adjustments at this stage ensures that the installation meets both safety standards and performance requirements, minimizing risks associated with potential future failures.

Continuing work without proper assessment could lead to poor installation practices, safety hazards, or costly rectifications later on. Leaving to return later without addressing the current situation might delay the project unnecessarily while still leaving it unresolved. Notifying only the homeowners does not involve proper consultation with necessary authorities or adherence to safety protocols, which is essential in ensuring compliance with regulations governing fuel tank installations.