Georgia Correctional Officer (CO) Practice Exam

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Is it mandatory for the inspector to draw a graph of the inspected structure when issuing an OGWIIReport?

Yes, it is always required.
No, only if there are signs of infestation.
Yes, for every report regardless of conditions.
No, it is optional.

The correct answer is: No, only if there are signs of infestation.

The correct answer indicates that the inspector is only required to draw a graph of the inspected structure if there are signs of infestation. This approach allows the inspector to focus on situations where a visual representation is most necessary to convey the condition of the structure effectively. When signs of infestation are observed, a graph can provide clear evidence and support for the findings and recommendations in the report. In cases where there are no signs of infestation, creating a graph may not provide additional value and could lead to unnecessary work without contributing to the report's effectiveness. This practice ensures that resources are utilized efficiently and that the inspection report remains relevant and concise. Therefore, requiring a graph only under specific circumstances aligns with a logical and focused approach to inspections.