ICC Residential Electrical Inspectors Practice Exam

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What type of approval allows for the partial approval of a building before the complete construction documents are submitted?

  1. Conditional approval

  2. Provisional approval

  3. Phased approval

  4. Interim approval

The correct answer is: Phased approval

Phased approval is a process that allows for different parts of a construction project to receive approval at various stages, rather than waiting for all construction documents to be submitted and approved in one go. This type of approval is particularly useful for large projects where multiple phases of construction can progress simultaneously. By granting phased approval, inspectors can assess and approve sections of work as they are completed, enabling the project to move forward without delays that can occur while waiting for full documentation. Others types of approval, such as conditional, provisional, or interim approvals, typically pertain to specific conditions or temporary measures but do not offer the structured approach of allowing construction to proceed in phases while still ensuring compliance with regulations. In phased approval, there is a clear, organized methodology that ensures ongoing oversight as the project progresses, making it an effective solution for managing extensive or complex builds.