CAEP QUIZ NUMBER 4 A. Quiz: NAME 1. A construction progress meeting is: a, A regularly...

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CAEP QUIZ NUMBER 4 A. Quiz: NAME 1. A construction progress meeting is: a, A regularly scheduled gathering. b. A meeting between contractor and subcontractors. C. A meeting to address bid items. d. A meeting between subcontractors and suppliers to discuss delivery of materials. The types, frequency, and participants at meetings is usually established: 2. b. C. d. 3. At the preconstruction meeting In Division 01 general requirements sections. In the owner-contractor agreement. As desired by the contractor. The frequency and size of construction progress meetings depends on the: b. C. d. A/E Owner. Complexity of the project Contractor, The location of project meetings is usually 4. a. At or near the project site. b. At the owner's office. C. At the architect's office. d. At a subcontractor's office. Progress meetings may include the following items on the agenda Requests for interpretation. Review of responsibility of parties. Distribution of contract documents. A/E inspections. Minutes of a meeting should be taken by: The person conducting the meeting. The A/E. a. b. C. d. 6. a. b. G. d. 7. a. D. An opportunity for the owner to tell the contractor what it wants. C. To motivate the contractor to complete the project. d To make final payment. Someone delegated the responsibility. The contractor. The purpose of the closeout meeting is: To review requirements for completion of contract and to obtain closeout submittals. CAEP QUIZ NUMBER 4 A. Quiz: NAME 1. A construction progress meeting is: a, A regularly scheduled gathering. b. A meeting between contractor and subcontractors. C. A meeting to address bid items. d. A meeting between subcontractors and suppliers to discuss delivery of materials. The types, frequency, and participants at meetings is usually established: 2. b. C. d. 3. At the preconstruction meeting In Division 01 general requirements sections. In the owner-contractor agreement. As desired by the contractor. The frequency and size of construction progress meetings depends on the: b. C. d. A/E Owner. Complexity of the project Contractor, The location of project meetings is usually 4. a. At or near the project site. b. At the owner's office. C. At the architect's office. d. At a subcontractor's office. Progress meetings may include the following items on the agenda Requests for interpretation. Review of responsibility of parties. Distribution of contract documents. A/E inspections. Minutes of a meeting should be taken by: The person conducting the meeting. The A/E. a. b. C. d. 6. a. b. G. d. 7. a. D. An opportunity for the owner to tell the contractor what it wants. C. To motivate the contractor to complete the project. d To make final payment. Someone delegated the responsibility. The contractor. The purpose of the closeout meeting is: To review requirements for completion of contract and to obtain closeout submittals.