Project Management Professional (PMP) Practice Exam

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Your project, performed for a customer, is coming to an end. The customer has been contractually granted a three years warranty period for the product of the project. What should you do first?

  1. Hand all relevant documentation over to the organizational unit responsible for handling the warranty.

  2. There is no additional work to be done. The contract should describe all processes in sufficient detail.

  3. Changes on the product can affect warranty clauses. Ensure that these clauses are aligned with the final specifications.

  4. According to many legislations, you cannot formally close a project before the end of the warranty period.

The correct answer is: Changes on the product can affect warranty clauses. Ensure that these clauses are aligned with the final specifications.

After a project is completed, it is important to ensure that any warranty clauses are aligned with the final specifications of the product. This is because any changes made to the product can affect the warranty terms and conditions. Option A is incorrect because handing over documentation is not the first step in this scenario. Option B is also incorrect because the contract may not cover all possible situations, therefore it is important to ensure that the warranty clauses are up-to-date. Although Option D mentions the end of the warranty period, it is not the first step that should be taken after a project is completed.