RCDDV15 · Question #60
Which two of the following roles do an ICT distribution designer use to ensure a timely and cost- effective telecommunications construction project? (Select two options.)
The correct answer is C. Assist in the resolution of unforeseen conditions, change orders RFIs and changes to the project's D. Ensure the construction materials are stored properly and protected from theft. Options C and D are correct because they directly address the two primary concerns of keeping a construction project on time and on budget. Assisting with change orders, RFIs (Requests for Information), and unforeseen conditions (C) is a core construction-phase responsibility…
Question
Which two of the following roles do an ICT distribution designer use to ensure a timely and cost- effective telecommunications construction project? (Select two options.)
Options
- ADiscuss design concerns with inspectors. AHJs, and other stakeholders.
- BVerify that the overall physical security design complies with the owner expectations.
- CAssist in the resolution of unforeseen conditions, change orders RFIs and changes to the project's
- DEnsure the construction materials are stored properly and protected from theft.
- ECoordinate electrical supply so it is available in advance of the starting of contractor work.
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B7% (2)
- C71% (20)
- E18% (5)
Explanation
Options C and D are correct because they directly address the two primary concerns of keeping a construction project on time and on budget. Assisting with change orders, RFIs (Requests for Information), and unforeseen conditions (C) is a core construction-phase responsibility of the ICT distribution designer - unresolved field issues are a leading cause of costly delays. Ensuring materials are stored properly and protected from theft (D) directly controls costs by preventing replacement purchases and delays caused by missing or damaged materials.
Option A (discussing concerns with inspectors and AHJs) is more of a permitting and compliance function that falls primarily to the contractor or project manager, not the distribution designer's construction-phase role. Option B (verifying physical security design compliance) is a design validation task, not a construction efficiency function. Option E (coordinating electrical supply) is typically the responsibility of the electrical engineer or general contractor, not the ICT distribution designer.
Memory tip: Focus on what can go wrong in the field - scope changes and stolen materials both bleed time and money. The ICT distribution designer manages those two field-level risks, while the other options belong to other specialists or phases of the project.
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