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Standardize how quality is controlled

Create reusable templates by work type, discipline or phase. Every project applies the same criteria without rebuilding forms from scratch.

4 minutes
Quality Control / Non-Conformities
Concrete cover inspection
Assigned to Maria Garcia
Passed
Welding point revision
Assigned to Carlos Lopez
Pending
Verticality wall A3
Assigned to Roberto Mendez
Failed
Mechanical room checklist
Assigned to Ana Prieto
Passed
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In this guide

What you'll learn

01

How standardize how quality is controlled works inside Perfour.

02

What information you need and how it stays connected to Quality.

03

How to preserve traceability and find the record later.

Step by step

How to complete inspection template

  1. 01

    Understand the objective

    Quality control verifies that work meets defined criteria. In Perfour an inspection contains checks; a failed result can open a nonconformity until corrective work is completed and verified. This guide focuses on standardize how quality is controlled.

  2. 02

    Prepare inspection template

    Define name, category, priority, due date and assignments as executor, verifier or observer. Add check items, criteria, status, evidence and links to a drawing, task, submittal, RFI or file.

  3. 03

    Complete the workflow in Perfour

    Create from a template or new inspection, mark each check pending, OK, not OK or not applicable, attach evidence and submit for review. If it fails, open the nonconformity and verify closure. Templates make the same standard repeatable across jobs.

  4. 04

    Review relationships and traceability

    Inspections connect with drawings, tasks, RFIs, submittals, files and Daily Logs. This locates the finding and connects corrective action with execution. Criteria must be verifiable and evidence legible. Separate executor and verifier when risk requires it, and do not close a nonconformity without checking the correction.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is inspection template and what is it for?+

Quality control verifies that work meets defined criteria. In Perfour an inspection contains checks; a failed result can open a nonconformity until corrective work is completed and verified.

What information do I need to standardize how quality is controlled?+

Define name, category, priority, due date and assignments as executor, verifier or observer. Add check items, criteria, status, evidence and links to a drawing, task, submittal, RFI or file.

How is this process completed in Perfour?+

Create from a template or new inspection, mark each check pending, OK, not OK or not applicable, attach evidence and submit for review. If it fails, open the nonconformity and verify closure. Templates make the same standard repeatable across jobs.

Which other modules does it connect with?+

Inspections connect with drawings, tasks, RFIs, submittals, files and Daily Logs. This locates the finding and connects corrective action with execution.

What should I check before considering it complete?+

Criteria must be verifiable and evidence legible. Separate executor and verifier when risk requires it, and do not close a nonconformity without checking the correction.