What is a common consequence of a conflict during a cleanup project?

Delays in project completion can occur as a common consequence of conflict during a cleanup project. When conflicts arise—whether due to miscommunication, differing priorities, or disputes among team members—it often leads to interruptions in workflow. Resolving these conflicts typically requires time and can divert attention away from the tasks at hand. As teams work to address issues rather than focus solely on cleanup activities, the overall timeline for project completion can be significantly extended. This can also lead to a cascading effect where further actions get delayed due to the unresolved issues, compounding the impact on the project schedule. Understanding this dynamic is crucial for project management in trauma and crime scene cleanup, as proactive conflict resolution strategies can mitigate delays and improve overall project outcomes.