Planning & EstimatingQuestion 315 of 360
Under the CPC, what is the general purpose of requiring a permit and inspections for plumbing work?
a.To increase the contractor's profit
b.To choose the fixture brand
c.To schedule the painters
d.To ensure the installation is reviewed and inspected for conformance with the code before it is placed in service
Explanation
CPC 103.0 provides for permits and inspections so that regulated plumbing work is reviewed and verified to conform with the code before use. This protects public health and safety by confirming the system is installed correctly. Planning for required permits and inspection hold points is part of every compliant job.
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