NFPA 72 Section 7.3.2 concerns which output of a site survey?

• A. Test the system
• B. Verify electrical supply
• C. Conduct risk assessment
• D. Produce design and layout documents

Answer: (D)

A site survey is meant to produce a concrete set of design and layout documents. These documents translate what is found on the site—device locations, mounting considerations, wiring paths, power requirements, and how architectural features affect installation—into a deliverable plan that guides the actual installation. That output is what 7.3.2 refers to: a documented design and layout package that shows how the system will be arranged in the building.

Testing the system happens later, during commissioning. Verifying electrical supply is information gathered during the survey, but not the end product of the survey itself. Conducting a risk assessment is a broader analysis and not the direct output of the site survey.