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During turnover, a panel directory still lists several breakers as spare even though they feed occupied tenant circuits. What is the best closeout correction?

Correct Answer

C) Update the circuit directory so each circuit is legibly identified

Have qualified personnel verify the circuits and correct the directory to show their actual purposes legibly and durably. Calling an occupied circuit spare is misleading. A blank directory or labeling only large breakers does not resolve the defect; identification should be completed during closeout. Source: https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1926/1926.403

Answer Options
A
Leave the directory blank to avoid later changes
B
Tell maintenance to trace circuits after occupancy
C
Update the circuit directory so each circuit is legibly identified
D
Identify only the three largest breakers

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Have qualified personnel verify the circuits and correct the directory to show their actual purposes legibly and durably. Calling an occupied circuit spare is misleading. A blank directory or labeling only large breakers does not resolve the defect; identification should be completed during closeout. Source: https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1926/1926.403

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