Conducting Project Implementation Activities Flashcards
The 2M standard serves to verify the following:
An outline that indicates which sections of the standard are applicable to the project according to contractual agreements, as well as any services not applicable (indicated as N/A)
A. Documentation of applicability
B. Consideration
C. Completion
A. Documentation of applicability
The 2M standard serves to verify the following:
Written verification that the service providers have read and understand this standard and agree to be referred to as the Responsible Party for the applicable sections
A. Documentation of applicability
B. Consideration
C. Completion
B. Consideration
The 2M standard serves to verify the following:
Written verification that the service providers have completed the approved services, indicated by the party authorized to sign as Accepted By
A. Documentation of applicability
B. Consideration
C. Completion
C. Completion
The Audiovisual Systems Design and Coordination Processes Checklist includes three check boxes for each item for the project team to address.
This identifies the type of item, such as deliverable (D), coordination (C), task (T), meeting (M), other (O), or not applicable (NA).
A. Activity Code
B. Responsible Party
C. Accepted By
A. Activity Code
The Audiovisual Systems Design and Coordination Processes Checklist includes three check boxes for each item for the project team to address.
This is the designer, contractor, or integrator who is delegated and contracted to perform the activity. This may be more than one party and should be identified as such.
A. Activity Code
B. Responsible Party
C. Accepted By
B. Responsible Party
The Audiovisual Systems Design and Coordination Processes Checklist includes three check boxes for each item for the project team to address.
The client, designer, contractor, or integrator who is authorized and contracted to verify that the activity has been performed. This may be more than one party and should be identified as such.
A. Activity Code
B. Responsible Party
C. Accepted By
C. Accepted By
The verification process in each of the phases is as follows:
Refers to items that take place prior to systems integration. These items will generally verify existing conditions, such as the presence of device enclosures, or items such as backing/blocking/framing that require coordination among the trades for AV system installation.
A. Pre-integration verification B. Systems integration verification C. Post-integration verification D. Substantial/practical completion verification E. Closeout verification F. Final acceptance verification
A. Pre-integration verification
The verification process in each of the phases is as follows:
Refers to items that take place while the audiovisual systems are being integrated or built, including off-site and on-site work. These items will generally verify proper operation or configuration so that the system can function (for example, equipment mounted level, phantom power, termination stress, AV rack thermal gradient performance).
A. Pre-integration verification B. Systems integration verification C. Post-integration verification D. Substantial/practical completion verification E. Closeout verification F. Final acceptance verification
B. Systems integration verification
The verification process in each of the phases is as follows:
Refers to items that take place after the audiovisual systems integration has been completed. These items will generally verify system performance against verification metrics as defined in the project documentation (for example, projected image contrast ratio, audio and video recording, control system automated functions).
A. Pre-integration verification B. Systems integration verification C. Post-integration verification D. Substantial/practical completion verification E. Closeout verification F. Final acceptance verification
C. Post-integration verification
The verification process in each of the phases is as follows:
Indicates conditional acceptance of the project has been issued by the owner or owner’s representative, acknowledging that the project or a designated portion is partially complete and ready for use by the owner; however, some requirements and/or deliverables defined in the project documentation may not be complete.
A. Pre-integration verification B. Systems integration verification C. Post-integration verification D. Substantial/practical completion verification E. Closeout verification F. Final acceptance verification
D. Substantial/practical completion verification
The verification process in each of the phases is as follows:
Refers to items involved with closing out the project. These items will generally be related to documenting the As-Built/As-Is status of the systems and transfer of system software, among other items such as control system test reporting, As-Built drawings complete, and warranties.
A. Pre-integration verification B. Systems integration verification C. Post-integration verification D. Substantial/practical completion verification E. Closeout verification F. Final acceptance verification
E. Closeout verification
The verification process in each of the phases is as follows:
Indicates that acceptance of the project has been issued by the owner or owner’s representative, acknowledging that the project is 100 percent complete; all required deliverables, services, verification lists, testing, performance metrics, and sign-offs have been received; and all requirements defined in the project documentation have been satisfied and completed that occur at the completion of the closeout verification phase. No further project activity will take place after this milestone is verified.
A. Pre-integration verification B. Systems integration verification C. Post-integration verification D. Substantial/practical completion verification E. Closeout verification F. Final acceptance verification
F. Final acceptance verification
If you encounter conflicting codes, follow the ____ code for the region in which they are working.
A. least restrictive
B. most restrictive
B. most restrictive
____ are documents that provide requirements, specifications, guidelines, or characteristics that can be used consistently to ensure that materials, products, processes, and services are fit for their purpose.
Standards
____ are the best choice of the available methods for accomplishing a specific task in an industry. They are recognized at the proper way to do a task.
Best practices
A(n) ____ is a piece of test equipment that produces calibrated electronic signals intended for the testing or alignment of electronic circuits or systems. They create sine, square, or other waves at specific frequencies to combinations of frequencies.
audio signal generator
Common sine wave frequencies used include the following:
Used for setting levels and setting system gain using the unity gain method
A. 400 Hz
B. 800 Hz
C. 1 kHz
D. 2 kHz
C. 1 kHz
Common sine wave frequencies used include the following:
Used in conjunction with a piezo tweeter to listen for clipping, as well as setting system gain using the optimization method
A. 400 Hz
B. 800 Hz
C. 1 kHz
D. 2 kHz
A. 400 Hz
____ is a measurement of all the acoustic energy present in an environment. It is typically expressed in decibels.
Sound Pressure Level (SPL)
SPL meter classification
A lab reference standard. It has the strictest tolerances and is used when extreme precision is needed.
A. Class 0
B. Class 1
C. Class 2
D. Class 3
A. Class 0
SPL meter classification
For precision measurement. It is useful for taking flat, engineering-grade accuracy measurements instead of wide-range or field measurements.
A. Class 0
B. Class 1
C. Class 2
D. Class 3
B. Class 1
SPL meter classification
For general-purpose use. It has the widest tolerances with respect to level linearity and frequency response. Required only to have A-frequency weighting. Other weightings are optional. For many audio purposes, this meter is acceptable.
A. Class 0
B. Class 1
C. Class 2
D. Class 3
C. Class 2
