LEED AP Building Design and Construction (BD+C) Practice Exam

What document is NOT typically created during fundamental commissioning and verification?

1. Current facility requirements

2. Operations and maintenance plan

3. Financial audit report

4. Cx report

The correct answer is: Financial audit report

The financial audit report is not typically created during the fundamental commissioning and verification process. Fundamental commissioning focuses on ensuring that building systems are designed, installed, and function according to the owner's project requirements. This process includes a review of facility requirements, an operations and maintenance plan, and a commissioning report, which documents findings and recommendations throughout the commissioning process. The operations and maintenance plan is essential as it provides the necessary guidelines and procedures for the ongoing maintenance and operation of the building systems post-occupancy. The commissioning report serves as a summary of the commissioning process, including any issues that were identified and how they were resolved, providing a critical resource for building operation. In contrast, a financial audit report involves the assessment of an organization’s financial records, focusing on the financial position and compliance with applicable standards and regulations. This is not within the scope of commissioning processes, which are more technical and operational rather than financial. Consequently, the financial audit report does not play a role in the commissioning of building systems or verifying their performance.