In order for an occupant survey to improve the triple bottom line of a project,

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试卷: LEED v4 GA模拟题C卷[查看]
In order for an occupant survey to improve the triple bottom line of a project, what should occur after the survey results have been assessed?
A: The survey results should be shared with USGBC.
B: The survey results should be uploaded to LEED online.
C: Corrective action should be taken to address any problems.
D: The building systems manual should be updated to include the survey results.

参考答案: C

本题解释:
正确答案：C
系统解析: C:Surveys should be followed with analysis and corrective action if necessary.

A:This does not improve the triple bottom line.

B:A credit might require this but this action does not improve the triple bottom line.

D:Just storing the results doesn’t accomplish anything.

Notes:

In LEED, occupant surveys are required for some credits; however, merely doing a survey doesn’t earn the credit, action must be taken on the survey results.

For example, if many occupants complain about an area being too hot or too cold, to improve the occupants health and productivity (improve the triple bottom line) that area needs to have the temperature adjusted.