First of all, a big thanks to Al Skierkiewicz for all his time and hard work to turn a difficult situation into a managed situation. You didn't hear it from me, but this is why Al's paycheck is on the order of 20X more than the rest of us inspector types.
This is going to work just fine but It will take effort from all involved. Please come to this event with a spirit of cooperation with the inspection process. The thing I want to highlight is that our intention as inspectors is to get you onto the playing field ASAP. We're going to be looking for the gross violations first. Illegal components, bad wire sizes, too big, too heavy, sharp stuff, chemical weapons, etc, will prevent us from allowing you to proceed with this goal. Having said this, please don't be surprised if we come back after you get "stickered" and ask you to correct more minor issues. DON'T PANIC, we're not shutting you down but you are expected to follow the rules at all times. As Al said, if you get called on something and you disagree with, ask for the Lead Inspector's opinion. That's what we're there for and it could be that you’re right (which would save you time and effort). On the other hand, if the inspector is right, agree to the task without a lot of discussion and argument and let that inspector (and your pit crew) move on.
This is going to be an exercise in time management from both points of view. Please do your part to make this a success.
See you all in a week ......... (wow)
