Inspections everyone actually signs.
Run multi-party inspections by construction stage, with a scored checklist, tracked findings and a signature from every required participant, and never lose the record when something fails.
- Every required participant signs before an inspection can close
- Findings tracked with severity, owner and due date
- A failed inspection is followed up with a linked re-inspection
JI-0038 · Structural, level 3 slab
Lakeview Commercial Block
Participants
Rajesh Menon
Project Manager
Client representative
Client Representative
Structural consultant
Consultant/Architect
Checklist
Finding · Medium
Cover blocks inconsistent on grid line D. Responsible: site engineer. Due in 2 days.
From scheduled to closed, with a result in between.
Once submitted, the result is set to Pass, Fail or Conditional. A Fail or Conditional result needs written remarks.
An inspection can only be closed once every required participant has signed.
Structured, and signed by everyone in the room.
By construction stage
Foundation, structural, masonry, waterproofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC/MEP, finishing, external works and final handover.
Scored checklists
Mark each item Pass, Fail, Conditional or N/A, with the requirement and your observation. Start from a checklist template.
Participants
Add company, client, consultant and contractor people from your team or your contacts, and track invited, confirmed, attended or absent.
Individual sign-off
Each participant signs, typed or drawn, or declines. Mark who is required.
Photos
Attach photos to the inspection, or to a specific finding.
Tied to the plan
Link an inspection to a milestone or a task.
Findings, follow-up and re-inspection.
Findings
Record each with a severity, category, responsible person and due date, and track it from Open to Closed.
Raise an NCR
Raise a non-conformance report from a finding, or link it to an issue or a task.
Re-inspections
When a result is Fail or Conditional, create a re-inspection with one action. It's linked to the original, which stays on record.
Closed means closed
A closed inspection can't be edited or deleted.
Notifications
The inspection's creator is told when it's submitted, given a result, or closed.
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