Post Test Planning & Design - CMDP

1. What is the primary purpose of change management in the construction phase?

• To increase the project budget
• To ensure that changes do not impact the project schedule
• To eliminate all changes to maintain the original plan
• To communicate and control changes effectively

2. Which of the following is NOT a typical step in the change management process in construction?

• Request for Change
• Change Impact Analysis
• Change Approval without Review
• Implementation

3. Change management is only relevant when there are significant delays or cost overruns.

• True
• False

4. What does a Change Order in construction typically include?

• Detailed drawings of the proposed change
• Analysis of potential risks
• Revised project schedule
• All of the above

5. When should communication about changes be made to stakeholders?

• After the change has been implemented
• Only if the change significantly impacts the project
• As soon as possible
• During the next project meeting

6. What is the primary benefit of documenting changes during the construction phase?

• To assign blame for delays
• To create a historical record
• To justify cost increases
• To avoid future disputes

7. Who typically reviews and approves change requests in a construction project?

• Project Sponsor
• Project Manager
• Client Representative
• All of the above

8. Which of the following is an example of an external factor that might trigger a change in construction?

• Updated building codes
• New equipment availability
• Changes in subcontractor availability
• All of the above

9. What is the purpose of conducting a risk assessment during change management?

• To discourage changes from being requested
• To identify potential negative impacts of changes
• To assign blame for any project issues
• To speed up the change approval process

10. Change Orders are always initiated by the construction team.

• True
• False