Which type of drawing should be included in the final handover pack to reflect the actual installed configuration?

• A. As-built drawings showing final installation layout, cable routes, and terminations.
• B. Initial design drawings only.
• C. Pricing and procurement drawings.
• D. Schematic diagrams only.

Answer: (A)

As-built drawings are used in the final handover pack because they reflect what is actually installed. They show the final installation layout, including equipment positions, cable routes, and terminations, and incorporate any field changes made during construction. This keeps maintenance teams accurate about what exists, helps with future modifications, testing, and safety, and ensures the documentation matches the live system.

Initial design drawings show what was planned, not what was installed; pricing and procurement drawings cover cost and ordering aspects, not the installed state; schematic diagrams illustrate electrical connections and logic, not the physical layout. So the as-built drawings best represent the actual installed configuration.