Which type of report is NOT included in QA Plan Contents?

In the context of a Quality Assurance (QA) Plan, the purpose is to outline the processes and documentation required to ensure that a project meets specified quality standards. Inspection reports, photographic records, and field test reports are all integral components of a QA Plan because they directly contribute to verifying that the work performed meets the required specifications and quality criteria.

Inspection reports provide detailed information about the status and compliance of materials, installations, and workmanship. Photographic records often supplement these reports by providing visual evidence of compliance or issues found during inspections. Field test reports document the results of various tests conducted at the site, ensuring that the implemented systems operate as intended.

Network analysis reports, while important in the broader context of telecommunications projects, are not typically included in a QA Plan. These reports usually focus on the performance and functionality analysis of network systems rather than serving as documentation for quality assurance specific to installations or processes. Therefore, they do not fit within the scope of what is traditionally captured in a QA Plan aimed at maintaining quality throughout a project lifecycle.