Building and development
Plant on site, temporary works, and the building you hand over.
Label the plant, the hoists and the scaffolds. Operators check at the start of the shift; the examinations stay on the asset. At completion, every installed asset goes to the client with its certificates.
One week, one example
At practical completion the client gets a box of O&M PDFs. Six months later they ask which fire doors went in, and where the commissioning certificates are.
Plant on site, temporary works, and the building you hand over.
The operator scans the label on the excavator or telehandler and runs the daily check. A Fail raises the job with the photo before the machine moves.
Thorough examination reports sit on the crane or hoist with their due date, and the next one is a job before it is overdue.
Weekly scaffold inspections, fire point checks and temporary supply tests are created on their own and show before they are due.
Subcontractors scan the label and report with a photo, no account needed. It lands on the right asset and in your Work list.
Boilers, AHUs, lifts and fire doors go to the client as assets with their commissioning certificates and their first inspection already due.
The client reports a defect on the asset. It lands with you, is fixed, and the verified fix stays on the building’s record.
Your first asset is free, with no card. Label it, check it, sign the report. Then decide.