Which option best aligns with documenting ACM locations in plans?

• A. Drawings
• B. Sign-in sheet
• C. Budget report
• D. Schedule of meetings

Answer: (A)

Documenting ACM locations in plans relies on drawings because it provides a precise, visual map of where asbestos-containing materials are located within the building. Drawings can show exact spots, levels, and boundaries, and can be annotated with symbols, colors, and a legend so everyone reading the plans knows where ACMs are and how to handle them. A sign-in sheet records who attended something, not where materials are; a budget report tracks costs, not locations; a schedule of meetings organizes timing. Therefore, drawings are the appropriate medium for aligning ACM locations with the plans.