If the adopted installation standard does not require testing, which sections must still be completed?

If the adopted installation standard does not require testing, which sections must still be completed?

• A. All sections including testing
• B. Only the testing portion
• C. All other sections except the testing portion
• D. No other sections

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that an adopted installation standard may not require testing, but it still requires completing all other parts of the documentation and procedures. Even if you don’t perform testing, you must fill out sections that cover design, materials, installation methods, wiring diagrams, component lists, inspections, commissioning procedures, safety considerations, and record-keeping. Completing these sections ensures the work is traceable, safe, and in compliance with the standard. Therefore, you skip only the testing portion and finish every other section. This is why the best choice is to complete all other sections except the testing portion.

The main idea is that an adopted installation standard may not require testing, but it still requires completing all other parts of the documentation and procedures. Even if you don’t perform testing, you must fill out sections that cover design, materials, installation methods, wiring diagrams, component lists, inspections, commissioning procedures, safety considerations, and record-keeping. Completing these sections ensures the work is traceable, safe, and in compliance with the standard. Therefore, you skip only the testing portion and finish every other section. This is why the best choice is to complete all other sections except the testing portion.