Procore Superintendent Certification Procore Superintendent Project Management 3

Question 1

In Procore, what is the purpose of setting a 'Ball in Court' (BIC) on an RFI?

Accepted Answer

To identify which party is currently responsible for taking action

Answer

The Ball in Court field tracks who currently holds responsibility for advancing the RFI toward resolution.

Question 2

A superintendent must enforce a 14-day submittal review window for the design team. Which Procore setting supports this?

Accepted Answer

Submittal Workflow with due dates assigned per step

Answer

Submittal Workflows in Procore allow you to set due dates for each review step, enforcing contractual turnaround windows.

Question 3

When a superintendent uploads a revised drawing set to Procore, what happens to markups made on the superseded drawing revision?

Accepted Answer

Markups remain on the old revision and must be manually re-applied to the new one

Answer

Procore preserves markups on the original revision, but they do not auto-transfer to new revisions — the team must review and re-apply as needed.

Question 4

Under the Procore Superintendent Certification framework, which of the following is a key responsibility during the project closeout phase?

Accepted Answer

Verifying all punch list items are resolved and compiling closeout documentation

Answer

During closeout, the superintendent confirms punch list completion and ensures all required documentation (as-builts, warranties, O&M manuals) is collected.

Question 5

Which Procore module would a superintendent use to formally track and manage safety incidents on the job site?

Accepted Answer

Incidents

Answer

Procore's Incidents module is specifically designed to log, investigate, and track safety incidents and near-misses.

Procore Superintendent Certification Practice Test

Procore Superintendent Certification Practice Test

Procore Superintendent Certification Procore Superintendent Project Management 3