The commissioning process does not end until HVAC issues are resolved to the owner's satisfaction and full documentation of the system is provided. Which term completes the sentence?

The commissioning process does not end until HVAC issues are resolved to the owner's satisfaction and full documentation of the system is provided. Which term completes the sentence?

• A. Resolved
• B. Not resolved
• C. Partially resolved
• D. Assessed

Answer: (A)

In commissioning, the project is considered complete only when HVAC issues have been fixed to the owner's satisfaction and full system documentation is delivered. The term that fits is resolved because it signals that the problems have been addressed and closed, meeting the owner's acceptance criteria and the project’s final documentation requirements. Saying not resolved would imply the issues remain open; partially resolved suggests only some issues are fixed; assessed refers to evaluating the system, not finishing the work. So resolved is the correct completion state.

In commissioning, the project is considered complete only when HVAC issues have been fixed to the owner's satisfaction and full system documentation is delivered. The term that fits is resolved because it signals that the problems have been addressed and closed, meeting the owner's acceptance criteria and the project’s final documentation requirements.

Saying not resolved would imply the issues remain open; partially resolved suggests only some issues are fixed; assessed refers to evaluating the system, not finishing the work. So resolved is the correct completion state.