Which is NOT a component of the Construction Management Plan?

Which is NOT a component of the Construction Management Plan?

• A. Certification under the LEED program
• B. Project description
• C. Scope of work
• D. Succession

Answer: (A)

A Construction Management Plan describes how the construction phase will be run, detailing responsibilities, processes, and controls for safely delivering the project on time and within scope. Within that plan, a project description sets the context and objectives, and the scope of work defines exactly what construction activities are included. Succession addresses continuity by identifying who will assume critical roles if key personnel leave, ensuring the work can continue smoothly. Certification under the LEED program, while it may be a project requirement or goal, is a separate certification process for sustainability and is not itself a fundamental component of the Construction Management Plan.

A Construction Management Plan describes how the construction phase will be run, detailing responsibilities, processes, and controls for safely delivering the project on time and within scope. Within that plan, a project description sets the context and objectives, and the scope of work defines exactly what construction activities are included. Succession addresses continuity by identifying who will assume critical roles if key personnel leave, ensuring the work can continue smoothly. Certification under the LEED program, while it may be a project requirement or goal, is a separate certification process for sustainability and is not itself a fundamental component of the Construction Management Plan.