Which items demonstrate code compliance after project completion?

• A. The project’s budget and insurance certificates.
• B. Final inspection approval and proper labeling and permits.
• C. As-built drawings, final inspection approval, and proper labeling and permits.
• D. Only minor permit documents.

Answer: (C)

After project completion, showing code compliance comes from documentation that proves the work was inspected, matches what was approved, and is properly identified and permitted. Final inspection approval confirms the installation meets the applicable codes and standards and is authorized for use. As-built drawings capture the actual field conditions and any deviations from the original plans, which codes require for future maintenance and compliance verification. Proper labeling and permits show that equipment is correctly identified and that all required permits and labeling requirements are in place. Together, these items provide a complete record that the project complies with code. Budget and insurance certificates don’t demonstrate code compliance, and relying on only minor permit documents omits the essential proof of inspection and as-built accuracy.