Plan the inspections
Inspection and test plans (ITPs) across civil, structural, mechanical, hydraulic and electrical work, with stages, hold and witness points, and review responsibilities.
Quality & Completions Suite · Coming soon
A connected workspace being developed for inspection and test plans, equipment-specific test records and project handover. The planned suite will help teams track completed work, outstanding inspections and supporting evidence across construction and commissioning.
Planned scope · Coming soon
For inspectors, engineers, construction and commissioning teams. The scope below is in development and is not an available operational product. No launch date has been announced.
Inspection and test plans (ITPs) across civil, structural, mechanical, hydraulic and electrical work, with stages, hold and witness points, and review responsibilities.
Inspection and test records (ITRs) aligned to the equipment and discipline, with relevant drawing and piping and instrumentation diagram references.
Measurements, units, instrument and calibration details, review evidence and the result of each inspection or test.
Photographs, attachments, comments and controlled references alongside the inspection or test they support.
A clear view of completed work, remaining inspections and items needing attention through construction, pre-commissioning and commissioning.
Planned engineer and document-controller setup of equipment scope, required inspections, references and handover evidence for the receiving team.
The intended handover
The planned lifecycle spans construction, pre-commissioning, commissioning and handover to operations. Exact review, outstanding-item and integration workflows will be confirmed as the product develops.
Inspection and completion evidence supports a decision. It does not itself grant authority to energise, operate equipment or accept work. Those decisions remain with the client's approved procedures and appointed people.
Start with the work
Share the disciplines, equipment records and handover requirements you need to manage. This is an enquiry about forthcoming capability, not an order or a release commitment.