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What are inspection reports?

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Last updated 2 years ago

Inspection reports are documents that provide a detailed account of an inspection or an audit of a specific item. These reports may include:

  • The purpose of the inspection

  • The date and time of the inspection

  • The names and roles of those involved in the inspection

  • A description of the area or equipment inspected

  • Photos, videos, comments, and other relevant documents related to the inspection

  • Any deficiencies or non-compliances identified

  • Recommendations or corrective actions required

  • Any follow-up actions needed

  • The date and signature of the inspector or auditor.

Inspection Reports can be used in a variety of settings, such as in logistics, automotive, manufacturing, construction, healthcare, and food service. They are often used to ensure compliance with regulations, mitigate risks, and keep customers up-to-date.

Overall, inspection reports serve as important tools for your organizations to monitor and improve their operations and ensure that they are meeting regulatory requirements and industry standards.

Sample Digital Inspection Report:

https://www.webapp.emory.pro/cr/3434be55ea7b0d5e
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Sample_Inspection_Check_Report.pdf
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