Fire, electrical and property inspection
Every inspection, every report, every site with its history.
For those of you who inspect and report, with no sales in the way. Checklists for the fire regulations and NS 3600, the report written from the photos, signed off and sealed.
An example
A housing co-op with 48 flats. Tor is a fire safety inspector.
- 01
The site reminds you
Vadio tells Tor the yearly inspection is due in March.
- 02
Tor plans it
The inspection is set for Tuesday, and the board is told.
- 03
At the inspection
He works through the fire regulations checklist on the tablet, with photos of every deviation.
- 04
The report writes itself
Vadio writes it with deviations and deadlines. Tor reads it through and signs it off.
- 05
The report goes out
To the board as a sealed PDF, the same day.
- 06
The history stays on the site
The next inspection starts from last year’s deviations.
Sound familiar?
Three things you can stop doing.
What you use
The parts that fit, and the ones you can skip.
You can skip: Sales & CRM, offers, the job list. Inspection works on its own.
- Sites with an interval, a reminder and their history.
- A checklist on the tablet, or photos and voice notes in the app with no signal.
- A report written from the photos, with a condition grade or deviation per item, versioned.
- Sign-off and a sealed, time-stamped PDF.
- Sent to the board or owner, with the history kept on the site.
Ready from the start
Checklists and forms for your trade.
Pick your industry when you start and these are waiting. Change them however you like.
Your next inspection, reported the same day.
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