BICSI Exam RCDDv14.1 Topic 3 Question 53 Discussion

Actual exam question for BICSI's RCDDv14.1 exam

Question #: 53
Topic #: 3

An ICT distribution designer is representing a client during a project execution. What is the designer's role in the Vendor and Contractor Coordination?

AOversee the sequence of the work and ensure that the job proceeds as anticipated in accordance with the project execution schedule

BSynchronizes the daily activities of all trades through daily or weekly meetings (depending on project size, complexity, or criticality) with individual trade PMs. Fore people, supervisors and designers as necessary

CHolds two critical meetings to begin the project and allow all parties to introduce themselves
The first meeting usually is conducted with the owner and design team, and the second meeting is with the field personnel and subcontractors

Dlf specific questions arise regarding coordination of the installation with structural, architectural, and site conditions and work between trades, submit RFIs to the GC with appropriate documentation to demonstrate the concern along with the proposed installation.

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Suggested Answer: D

by Audra at Apr 06, 2025, 10:42 AM

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Elouise

23 days ago

Wait, hold up. Where's the option for the designer to do the hokey-pokey and turn themselves around? That's what it's all about, right?

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Dong

24 days ago

Hmm, B seems like the obvious choice. The designer is the traffic cop, keeping all those subcontractors from running into each other. Gotta stay on top of that schedule!

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Jaime

25 days ago

D is the way to go! The designer should submit RFIs to address any coordination issues with other trades. That's the most proactive approach.

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Jonelle

7 days ago

B) Synchronizes the daily activities of all trades through daily or weekly meetings (depending on project size, complexity, or criticality) with individual trade PMs. Fore people, supervisors and designers as necessary

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Nathan

17 days ago

A) Oversee the sequence of the work and ensure that the job proceeds as anticipated in accordance with the project execution schedule

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Terrilyn

1 months ago

I think option C is more comprehensive. The designer should hold two critical meetings to introduce all parties and set the tone for the project.

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Julieta

4 days ago

B: I agree, those initial meetings can really help prevent miscommunication down the line.

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Sue

16 days ago

A: Option C is definitely important for setting the tone of the project and ensuring everyone is on the same page.

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Leota

1 months ago

B is the correct answer. The designer's role is to coordinate the daily activities of all trades through regular meetings, not just oversee the sequence of work.

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Mauricio

24 days ago

C) Holds two critical meetings to begin the project and allow all parties to introduce themselves

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Vallie

1 months ago

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Blossom

1 months ago

A) Oversee the sequence of the work and ensure that the job proceeds as anticipated in accordance with the project execution schedule

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Tien

2 months ago

I believe the designer should also hold critical meetings at the beginning of the project to introduce all parties involved.

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Judy

2 months ago

I agree with Frankie. The designer should also submit RFIs to the GC if there are any coordination issues.

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Frankie

2 months ago

I think the designer's role is to oversee the sequence of work and ensure it proceeds as planned.

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