Which item is not typically included in final project documentation?

• A. Final inspection approval.
• B. As-built drawings.
• C. Meter reading logs.
• D. Marketing brochure.

Answer: (D)

Final project documentation gathers items that prove the work was completed correctly, recorded accurately, and is ready for operation and future maintenance. The final inspection approval is included because it officially confirms that the installation meets code and can be issued for use. As-built drawings belong in the file since they capture the actual installed system, including any field changes from the plan, which is essential for future service, modifications, and compliance. Meter reading logs are part of the record to document actual energy metering setup and usage data, supporting maintenance and verification tasks over the life of the system.

A marketing brochure, while useful for promoting services, is not a required part of final project documentation. It doesn’t serve as a record of compliance, installation details, or ongoing operation and maintenance.