What exactly constitutes acceptance for the item, work or process being inspected?
Site & Shop Inspection — 1st, 2nd & 3rd Party
Inspection of site work, fabrication, equipment or materials against defined drawings, specifications, procedures and acceptance requirements.
Technical purpose
What this service is intended to resolve.
Used at source, fabrication shops or construction sites where independent or project-specific verification is required before release, installation or acceptance.
- Service category
- Construction
- Primary project need
- Inspect & Assure
- FORMĚS service reference
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Decision intelligence
The questions the scope should answer.
A technically useful appointment starts with the decision, evidence and acceptance route—not with a generic list of activities.
Where must objective evidence be created, reviewed, witnessed or held before release?
How will deviations, nonconformities, release status and closure remain traceable?
Decision lensCreate a defensible acceptance record that distinguishes observation, nonconformity, release and verified closure.
Useful client inputs
Evidence that helps establish the technical basis.
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Drawings, specifications, ITP / quality requirements, procedures and acceptance criteria
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Supplier, fabrication or site records together with required witness / hold points
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Release dates, NCR history, testing requirements, reporting format and qualification requirements
Typical technical outputs
What a defined scope can leave behind.
Exact deliverables, acceptance criteria and independence requirements are confirmed against the project-specific appointment.
Inspection reports
Witness / hold-point records
Observations, nonconformities and release evidence
Delivery / qualification noteThe level of independence and any project-specific qualification requirements are defined by the appointment and applicable contract.
Project requirement
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