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Key Facts: CTLA Exam
40
Exam Questions
EPI / EXIN Blueprint
60 min
Time Limit
EPI / EXIN Blueprint
70%
Passing Score (32/40)
EPI / EXIN Blueprint
€400
Exam Fee ($480 USD)
EXIN Candidate Guide
3 Years
Certificate Validity
EPI Recertification Rules
The EXIN EPI Certified TIA-942 Lead Auditor (CTLA) exam is a 60-minute closed-book paper of 40 multiple-choice questions requiring 32 correct answers (80%) to pass. The CTLA credential also requires successful completion of the business cases worked during the accredited course, so the exam alone is not sufficient. The syllabus covers TIA-942 Conformity Audit Planning & Scoping (~25%), Audit Execution, Sampling & Evidence Verification (~25%), Rating Level Verification (Rated 1 to Rated 4) (~25%), and Audit Reporting, Non-Conformity Grading & Follow-up (~25%).
Sample CTLA Practice Questions
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1What is the primary purpose of defining the audit scope and boundaries prior to launching a formal ANSI/TIA-942 conformity audit?
2Which document is essential for the lead auditor to review during the pre-audit stage to understand the design intent and engineering assumptions of the data centre?
3In the TIA-942 audit scheme, how does a Design Certification (DCC) differ from a Facility Certification (FCC)?
4When reviewing an electrical single-line diagram (SLD) during pre-audit planning, which topology feature immediately indicates a potential failure to achieve TIA-942 Rated 3?
5What is the primary objective of holding a formal audit opening meeting with the auditee's management team?
6During pre-audit planning for a multi-tenant commercial co-location facility, how should the lead auditor handle white-space tenant suites where tenants restrict auditor access?
7Which set of pre-audit documentation is specifically required to evaluate the telecommunications infrastructure discipline against TIA-942?
8If a local municipal building code conflicts directly with a specific ANSI/TIA-942 recommendation during audit planning, how should the lead auditor establish the audit evaluation baseline?
9What is the primary responsibility of the TIA-942 Lead Auditor when managing a multi-disciplinary audit team consisting of electrical, mechanical, architectural, and telecom specialists?
10Under ISO/IEC 17021 and TIA-942 audit governance, which situation presents an unacceptable conflict of interest for a lead auditor?
About the CTLA Exam
The EXIN EPI Certified TIA-942 Lead Auditor (CTLA) certification validates an auditor's authority and technical competence to plan, manage, execute, and report formal ANSI/TIA-942 conformity audits. Candidates are assessed on audit scoping, physical evidence sampling, verifying Rated 1 through Rated 4 architectural, electrical, mechanical, and telecommunications compliance, grading non-conformities, producing certification reports, and managing post-audit corrective actions and surveillance cycles.
Questions
40 scored questions
Time Limit
60 minutes
Passing Score
80% (32 of 40)
Exam Fee
€400 ($480) (EXIN / EPI)
CTLA Exam Content Outline
TIA-942 Conformity Audit Planning & Scoping
Defining audit objectives and boundaries, reviewing pre-audit documentation (BOD, single-line diagrams, floor plans), drafting audit plans, sampling plans, and opening meeting protocols.
Audit Execution, Sampling & Evidence Verification
Physical facility walkthroughs, verifying single-point-of-failure elimination, interviewing facility personnel, witnessing commissioning/IST tests, sampling electrical/mechanical assets, and corroborating audit evidence.
Rating Level Verification (Rated 1 through Rated 4)
Evaluating architectural, electrical, mechanical, and telecommunications design and build parameters against ANSI/TIA-942 Rated 1 (Basic), Rated 2 (Redundant), Rated 3 (Concurrently Maintainable), and Rated 4 (Fault Tolerant).
Audit Reporting, Non-Conformity Grading & Follow-up
Categorizing findings into Major Non-Conformities, Minor Non-Conformities, and Observations; compiling official audit reports, conducting closing meetings, evaluating CARs, and managing surveillance audit cycles.
How to Pass the CTLA Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 80% (32 of 40)
- Exam length: 40 questions
- Time limit: 60 minutes
- Exam fee: €400 ($480)
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- Complete 500+ practice questions
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the format of the EXIN EPI TIA-942 Lead Auditor (CTLA) exam?
The CTLA exam consists of 40 closed-book multiple-choice questions. Candidates have 60 minutes to complete the test. The passing score is 70%, which means answering at least 28 of the 40 questions correctly.
Who administers the CTLA certification?
The CTLA credential is issued by EPI (Enterprise Products Integration) and accredited/administered globally by EXIN.
What are the prerequisites for taking the TIA-942 Lead Auditor exam?
Candidates must hold a valid Certified TIA-942 Design Consultant (CTDC) credential or demonstrate equivalent ANSI/TIA-942 expertise alongside data centre auditing experience.
What topics are tested on the CTLA exam?
The exam covers audit planning and scoping, evidence collection and sampling, verification of Rated 1 to Rated 4 compliance across all four TIA-942 disciplines, non-conformity grading (Major/Minor), report writing, and corrective action follow-up.
How long is the CTLA certification valid?
The CTLA certificate is valid for 3 years. Recertification can be completed through EPI's recertification guidelines or by maintaining active lead auditor status.