Which of the following is NOT a key requirement in the ABAA Site Quality Assurance Program?

The correct choice indicates that "Environmental Impact Assessments" are not a key requirement in the ABAA Site Quality Assurance Program. This is essential to understand in the context of what the ABAA (Air Barrier Association of America) focuses on in ensuring quality and performance in air barrier systems.

The Site Quality Assurance Program is primarily centered around ensuring that the installation of air barrier systems is carried out correctly and meets specific standards for performance and effectiveness. Key components of this program include documentation, which validates the installation process and materials used; installer certification, which verifies that the installers are trained and knowledgeable about the air barrier requirements; and site audits, which are performed to assess compliance and quality of the installation on-site.

Environmental Impact Assessments, while significant in many construction and architectural projects, do not directly relate to the specific quality assurance measures outlined by the ABAA regarding air barrier systems. Therefore, while important in broader construction practices, these assessments are not a requirement within the scope of the ABAA Site Quality Assurance Program.