Draft PDS-01, HERS Addendum 108f, Corrective Actions for Failed File or Field QA Review (Opens July 22nd, 2026)

Proposed Addendum 108f is the required follow-on permanent version of interim Addendum 108i – Corrective Actions for Failed File or Field QA Review. The interim addendum that’s currently in effect is intended to provide flexibility during the transition to mandatory use of the QA App. Flexibility is essential at this time to avoid over-applying formal disciplinary actions where corrective coaching, enhanced oversight, and additional QA review remain the more appropriate response.

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Entry Date: July 22, 2026 at 12:47 PM

Full Name: Jacob Hooper

Affiliation: ICS Inspectors

Address: 4052 Mt Brynion Rd Kelso, Washington 98626

Phone Number: 3607131896

Email: jacobh@ics-inspectors.com

Page Number: 1

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Comment Intent: Not an Objection

Comment Type: General

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Entry Date: August 6, 2026 at 7:37 PM

Full Name: Joshua Anderson

Affiliation: Myself

Address: 172 Neal Rd West Liberty, Kentucky 41472

Phone Number: 386-944-8667

Email: joshua.andersonqad@gmail.com

Page Number: 1

Section/Table/Figure Number: 905.6.4.5.

Comment Intent: Objection

Comment Type: Editorial

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