Which role is responsible for reviewing O&M documents during Construction Phase?

• A. Shared
• B. CxT
• C. CxA
• D. Contractor

Answer: (B)

The person who reviews O&M documents during Construction Phase is the commissioning technician. This role works hands-on with the installed equipment, tests, and the documentation that accompanies it. They verify that the O&M manuals, vendor data, spare parts lists, warranties, and maintenance procedures accurately reflect what has been installed and how it is intended to operate. They check that control sequences, setpoints, and equipment names in the manuals match the actual equipment and that the recommended maintenance tasks and intervals are realistic. This review ensures the information is complete and usable for turnover, aligning the documentation with field installations before the project hands over. While the Commissioning Authority provides leadership and overall oversight, the day-to-day review of O&M docs in Construction Phase is the responsibility of the CxT. The contractor supplies the docs, but the primary quality-check during construction comes from the CxT.