CCQM Practice Questions

A.  

It eliminates misunderstandings and conflicts

B.  

It accelerates the pace of project approvals

C.  

It simplifies the process of change management within projects

D.  

It allows stakeholders to stay informed and provide timely feedback

A.  

By assessing the responsiveness and effectiveness of ongoing maintenance and support services in addressing occupant issues.

B.  

By the number of follow-up meetings scheduled with the occupants to discuss building functionality and satisfaction.

C.  

By correlating the increase in property value against the post-occupancy rate.

D.  

By the level of occupant satisfaction with the building's aesthetics.

A.  

To manage the project's financial accounts

B.  

To handle legal disputes related to the project

C.  

To communicate project details with stakeholders

D.  

To ensure compliance with regulatory standards

A.  

reducing the cost of raw materials used in the project

B.  

ensuring project activities are visible and ethical

C.  

decreasing the frequency of quality audits

D.  

simplifying the technical specifications for the project

A.  

Conducting inspections according to project quality standards

B.  

Selecting materials based on the lowest cost available

C.  

Relying on the supplier's reputation to ensure quality

D.  

Choosing materials for their ease of installation

A.  

Lump-sum contract

B.  

Subcontracting

C.  

Single-source procurement

D.  

Competitive bid

A.  

By choosing the feedback from the most technically advanced discipline

B.  

By avoiding conflicting feedback to prevent delays in the design process

C.  

By considering feedback from the highest authority in the project hierarchy

D.  

By facilitating a consensus-building session to align feedback with project quality objectives

A.  

The drawings accurately reflect the original design plans.

B.  

The drawings accurately represent the final constructed facility.

C.  

The drawings have been signed off by all engineers involved in the project.

D.  

The drawings are control-stamped and displayed at the project site.

A.  

By assessing if project controls align with quality objectives and stakeholder expectations

B.  

By determining how often project controls are revised to reflect current trends

C.  

By focusing primarily on how quickly the project meets timelines instead of quality outcomes

D.  

By comparing the project's controls with those of unrelated projects for best practices

A.  

Lump sum

B.  

Cost plus

C.  

Performance-based

D.  

Guaranteed maximum price