Because problems with fixed-position layouts are so difficult to solve well onsite, operations managers

A) virtually never employ this layout strategy.
B) utilize this approach only for construction projects such as bridges and office towers.
C) increase the size of the site.
D) often complete as much of the project as possible off-site.
E) utilize this layout only for defence contractors.

Fixed-position layouts are often used for large projects such as ships, aircraft, and buildings. However, due to the difficulties of managing resources and coordinating activities onsite, operations managers often complete as much of the project as possible off-site in order to reduce the amount of work that needs to be done in the fixed position. This can help to reduce costs and improve efficiency.