After acceptance testing, what type of drawings are required to be presented to the building owner?

• A. As Built Drawings
• B. Original Design Drawings
• C. Working Drawings
• D. Schematic Drawings

Answer: (A)

After acceptance testing, the drawings given to the building owner are the as-built drawings. These capture exactly what was installed and how it was wired, including any field changes made from the original plan. They provide a precise record for ongoing maintenance, future modifications, and regulatory inspections, showing device locations, wiring routes, panel configurations, and final terminations. Other drawings—the original design, working drawings, and schematic drawings—represent planned design, construction guidance, or circuit relationships, not the final installed condition, so they don’t reflect what actually exists after the project is complete.