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Unauthorized visitors enter the site after hours. What project control should be strengthened?

Correct Answer

D) Fencing, signage, gates, lighting, and access procedures.

Site security and public protection controls reduce unauthorized access hazards.

Answer Options
A
Limit access control after hours to the bid alternates form
B
Base the access control after hours response on the final lien waiver only
C
Treat the condition as requiring no control if no work is underway
D
Fencing, signage, gates, lighting, and access procedures.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Site security and public protection controls reduce unauthorized access hazards.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: Limit access control after hours to the bid alternates form

The trap in A is The bid alternates form only. That selection is wrong because the option delays or omits the controlling step.

Option B: Base the access control after hours response on the final lien waiver only

Choice B gives The final lien waiver only. Its specific error: the action skips the timing, documentation, or field-control step needed for Access control after hours.

Option C: Treat the condition as requiring no control if no work is underway

Choice C (No control if no work is underway.) is rejected because the option does not produce the required Access control after hours outcome, Fencing, signage, gates, lighting, and access procedures.

Memory Technique

Use the phrase "problem, control, result" for access control after hours; the result side is Fencing, signage, gates, lighting, and access procedures.

Reference Hint

Open Construction Jobsite Management, 5th Ed. (2024); use by topic index - site logistics / temporary facilities / public protection to confirm that Site security and public protection controls reduce unauthorized access hazards.

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