Fidrel — Construction quality records and checks
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Track construction quality observations and follow-up in Fidrel. Keep check records, responsibility, and field information together.
Define the check
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Identify the work, date and area. Reference the document or requirement being assessed so that the next participant understands the basis of the observation.
Describe what was observed and include relevant evidence. Distinguish a recorded finding from a question that still requires investigation.
Explain the observation
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Define the check
Identify the work, date and area. Reference the document or requirement being assessed so that the next participant understands the basis of the observation.
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Frequently asked questions
What should a check record include?+
Identify the work, date and area. Reference the document or requirement being assessed so that the next participant understands the basis of the observation.
How should the finding be described?+
Describe what was observed and include relevant evidence. Distinguish a recorded finding from a question that still requires investigation.
How is a deficiency followed up?+
Assign responsibility for the next step and review the response. Changing a status does not replace assessment by the person responsible for the check.
What should be kept for closeout?+
Keep the check with the project documentation. Agree what the recipient needs at closeout and ensure that observations and corrective actions remain understandable.
Can every participant access every project feature?+
No. The project’s activated features, user role, and assigned permissions determine access. The administrator assigns access to the records each participant needs.