Who is tasked with collecting manufacturer checklists during Construction Phase?

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

Answer: (A)

The main concept is that on-site commissioning activities rely on the commissioning technician to collect manufacturer checklists during Construction Phase. The CxT is the on-site resource responsible for gathering these manufacturer-provided checklists and verifying that equipment installations meet the vendor’s requirements before proceeding to startup and functional tests. This hands-on collection and documentation role keeps track of installation progress, ensures all required confirmations are obtained, and feeds into the overall commissioning record for review by the CxA.

The contractor handles installation work and can provide documentation, but the task of organizing and compiling the manufacturer checklists as part of the commissioning process is typical of the CxT’s responsibilities. The owner does not usually perform this field data collection, and a “shared” designation doesn’t describe a defined role within the commissioning practice.