Office-side construction phase work: shop drawings, RFIs, change orders, payment certification. Our practice questions are based on CCDC 2 and CHOP procedu
Examitect drills each of these areas. The list below maps to the question categories you'll see inside.
Why this topic matters. Office functions test the paperwork half of construction phase work. Examiners check whether you know what to review, what to stamp, how to issue changes, and when to certify payment.
Try one
See how Examitect explains every answer with real book references.
Every Construction Phase, Office Functions practice question links back to the reference you'd use in the real exam.
Estimated study time. Most candidates spend 10 to 14 hours on Construction Phase, Office Functions. Adjust up if you don't see this work in your day job, down if you do.
A Contemplated Change Notice asks for a price. A Change Directive instructs the contractor to proceed before agreement. A Change Order is the final, signed change to the contract.
Conformance with design intent. The architect doesn't verify dimensions, quantities, or means and methods. Those are the contractor's responsibility.
When the work is ready for use for its intended purpose and any remaining work or defects are within statutory limits (varies by province).
CCDC 2 requires a 'reasonable' time, generally interpreted as within 7 to 14 days depending on complexity.
Topics that pair well with Construction Phase, Office Functions prep.