EDGE Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies (EDGE Expert) - EDGE-Expert무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. No, an EDGE Expert cannot be the EDGE Auditor on the same project.

B. Yes, but only in the case that there are no other EDGE Auditors available for the project.

C. Yes, they can be both an EDGE Auditor and EDGE Expert in all cases.

D. No, even if EDGE Certifier agrees to special terms to have no conflict of interest.

A. Access the EDGE software and begin and complete a full self-assessment of the building.

B. Provide the EDGE Auditor access to the self-assessment and all supporting documentation.

C. Review and sign an agreement with a local or global partner to provide EDGE certification services.

D. Internally review the EDGE measures with their design team and third-party consultant.

A. Bath tub

B. Water closet WC

C. Hand wash basin

D. Shower

A. Energy recovery ventilator

B. Continuously running mechanical ventilation

C. Natural ventilation

D. Heat recovery ventilator

A. Fly ash concrete

B. Occupancy sensors

C. Low-flow shower heads

D. External shading

A. Confirm a fixed fee independent of the final assessment result.

B. Refer the developer to another Auditor in the area who needs the work.

C. Accept these terms, knowing that the project will most likely achieve certification.

D. Lodge a complaint against the developer with the local authorities.

A. Refer the Client to an associate within the organization who will be working with the Auditor on the EDGE audit, since the Auditor organization has spare capacity.

B. Refer the Client to an associate within the organization who works in another department, but is qualified and available to carry out the work.

C. Resign from the audit role on the basis that its position has been compromised by this direct approach by the Client.

D. Accept the additional commission on the basis that this will save the Client time and money, and would reduce the volume of work required for the audit.