Less typing.
A clearer trail.
Connect the site, inspection and crew. Record the work once, then review and issue a report that keeps the details together.
Canadian pilot: periodic fire alarm records across all ten provinces. Each original provincial form requires qualified company review of the applicable sources and complete checklist. Other trades, territories and US packs are outside this release.
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Westbrook Centre
I-001003 · Inspection record
| DEVICE / LOCATION | VISUAL | FUNCTIONAL |
|---|---|---|
| SD-001Main entrance | Recorded | Needs entry |
| PS-002East stairwell | Recorded | Needs entry |
| HS-003Service corridor | Needs entry | Needs entry |
Site. Observations. Review history.
The next step should be obvious.
The office prepares the visit. The field records observations. A reviewer controls what gets issued.
- 01
Set up once
Add the customer, site, system and equipment. Company location defaults carry into new sites.
- 02
Plan the visit
Select the inspection and crew. Visit titles, site details and references fill automatically.
- 03
Record what happened
Keep visual observations separate from functional tests. Add methods, readings, photos and exceptions.
- 04
Review and issue
A reviewer checks the record and issues a frozen report. Corrections become a new revision.
Your site already has a name.
Your inspection already has a number.
Pick the linked record and reuse its details. References, visit titles, company defaults and crew assignments reduce repeated entry.
Explore the workflow →Site and visit title
Inspection due date
Assigned inspector
Illustrative example. Observations and test results always require an explicit entry.