A project's installation start involves a Kickoff Meeting and the General Contractor's Coordination Meeting. As part of the designer's responsibilities, which two of the following ate key elements…

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• AProject submittal approval process
• BRFI process
• CPayment procedures
• DPunch List process
• EProject start and completion dates

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  83% (19)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  9% (2)

Explanation

RFI (Request for Information) process and project start and completion dates are correct because both fall squarely within the designer's domain during project kickoff: the designer is the primary recipient and respondent of RFIs during construction administration, so establishing that protocol early is essential, and communicating the schedule timeline ensures all parties align to the designer's project vision from day one. Payment procedures (C) are a contractual matter between the owner and contractor, not a designer-led responsibility. The submittal approval process (A) is typically addressed at the General Contractor's Coordination Meeting, where trade coordination and submittals are organized at the contractor level. The Punch List process (D) belongs at project closeout, not project initiation.

Memory tip: At kickoff, the designer owns communication and time - RFIs (how questions flow to the designer) and dates (when the project runs). Money and punch lists belong elsewhere.

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