Which of the following is not typically documented by surveyors during observations?

The documentation process carried out by surveyors typically focuses on factual and relevant information that supports the findings and assessments made during observations. While many details, including the date and time of the observation, the location, and the individuals present, are essential for creating an accurate and comprehensive record, the weather conditions during the survey are not usually documented as part of standard observation records. Weather may have an impact on certain surveys, but it is not a critical detail that influences the measurement of compliance or the performance of the subjects being evaluated. Thus, the primary focus remains on aspects that directly pertain to the surveyed entities, which do not generally include weather observations.