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CMAA Certified Construction Manager (CCM) Sample Questions:

1. An agency CM is representing the public owner of a large, complex project with numerous site challenges.
The owner has received numerous differing site condition claims on previous projects on this site. The agency CM has reviewed the bid documents and believes the site challenges are clearly and sufficiently detailed for bidders. This is a design-bid-build, lump sum procurement. The apparent low bid is more than 10% lower than the next lowest bid, and the owner is very concerned that the apparent low bidder has not included the cost of mitigating the site challenges in its bid. What should the agency CM do?

A) Conduct a post-bid interview with the apparent low bidder to determine if the bidder has a clear understanding of the site challenges.
B) Conduct a post-bid conference to see if all bidders included the cost of mitigating the site challenges in their bids.
C) Make the recommendation to the owner to reject all bids and re-advertise the project.
D) Ask the designer to verify that the technical specifications describing the site challenges in sufficient detail.

2. An agency CM is overseeing the construction of a large, complex multi-story, high security building in a remote area. The building had a specialized spire installed at the top, which serves as an encrypted signal transmitter. Construction is complete and the contractor has de-mobilized, but then it is discovered that the signal transmitter is not transmitting the signal. The owner's QC plan required testing for the functionality of the transmitter, but the contractor has not shown test results reflecting adequate performance. Who is responsible for the cost of remobilization?

A) Owner
B) Designer of record
C) Contractor
D) Agency CM

3. At what stage of the design phase shall the CM conduct a constructability review?

A) 30% design stage
B) 90% design stage
C) Throughout the design process including 100% design documents
D) 60% design stage

4. Owner's representation staff are managing the construction of a new water treatment plant. The owner has specific operational and sustainability goals they want met and are contracting the team for full commissioning services. The commissioning plan should include which of the following requirements for each party in the commissioning process?

A) Budgeting, sequencing, scheduling, documentation
B) Sequencing, scheduling, startup procedures, verification process
C) Sequencing, scheduling, documentation, verification procedures
D) Sequencing, scheduling, design review, verification procedures

5. The joint between a cast-in-place wall and a cast-in-place roof slab contains a waterstop for a sub-grade structure. While installing roof beams, the waterstop became dislodged from the already-placed wall. A non- conformance report was issued. The engineer of record's repair detail showed to cut and remove the dislodged waterstop sections. The authority/agency re-approved the detail as the waterstop is part of a secondary waterproofing system and the primary system was deemed sufficient. The contractor did not comply with the detail and placed the concrete roof slab over the dislodged material. In this scenario, which of the following options represents the BEST course of action?

A) Based on the engineer of record's recommendation, the contractor should develop a repair detail and submit for approval.
B) The agency should accept as-is and rely on the primary system.
C) All slab concrete should be removed.
D) The concrete should be chopped out, rebar dowels should be drilled into the new slab, and the repair detail should be implemented.

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