What you receive
The output is matched to the scope. This may be a concise inspection record, a photographic action report or a fuller audit report. Before the visit, we agree the purpose, work areas, people to speak with and documents likely to be relevant.
- Clear separation between observations, evidence reviewed and information still to be confirmed.
- Immediate discussion of significant concerns where appropriate.
- Actions arranged by level of priority and practicality.
- A report designed to support ownership and close-out.
- Follow-up support where included in the quotation.
Preparing for the visit
Share the location, type and stage of work, reason for the review, areas to include, site contact and any existing checklist or client reporting format. If the visit concerns a particular issue, send the relevant documents in advance where possible.
Audit or inspection?An inspection usually examines conditions and activities at a point in time. An audit normally looks more broadly at arrangements and supporting evidence. Read our guide to
choosing between an audit and an inspection.