Which document commonly includes the section labeled 'Findings'?

• A. Report of survey
• B. Statement of work
• C. Audit log
• D. Maintenance manual

Answer: (A)

Findings are the documented results of an assessment, listing what was observed, measured, and any discrepancies found. A report of survey is the type of document that collects and presents those results, often with conclusions and recommendations based on what the survey revealed. The statement of work focuses on the project scope, tasks, schedules, and acceptance criteria, not the outcomes of an assessment. An audit log records events and activities in sequence, rather than a structured summary of observed conditions. A maintenance manual contains procedures, instructions, and reference data for maintaining equipment, not the findings from an evaluation.