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Construction acceptance protocol

What is meant by Construction acceptance protocol?

A "construction handover report" is a document that records the formal acceptance of a construction project or service. During the handover process, the client or an appointed inspector checks whether the construction work has been carried out correctly and in accordance with the contract. The report documents the condition of the building at the time of handover, notes any defects found, and states whether the construction is accepted or if further rectifications are necessary. It serves as an important legal basis for closing the construction project and is often required for payments to the contractor.

Typical software functions in the area of "construction handover report":

  1. Defect Recording: Function to document identified defects during the handover, including photos and descriptions.

  2. Defect Tracking: Monitoring and managing defects until they are resolved, including status updates and deadlines.

  3. Handover Checklist: Provides predefined checklists for different construction phases or trades to be completed during the handover.

  4. Electronic Signature: Enables the digital signing of the construction handover report to speed up the acceptance process.

  5. Report Generation: Automatic creation of reports and summaries that document the handover process and the current status of the construction work.

  6. Communication Tools: Features for automated notification of all parties involved about the handover status and identified defects.

  7. Archiving and Traceability: Storing and managing the handover reports for future audits or legal issues.

Examples of "construction handover report":

  1. A handover report documents that the electrical work was accepted, but there are still defects in the wiring that need to be fixed.

  2. The client finds that the facade work does not meet the agreed standards and refuses to accept the project until the defects are corrected.

  3. A report notes that the construction work has been successfully completed, with no defects found, leading to the full release of the final payment.

  4. A report states that the roof work was successfully accepted, but with conditions for minor corrections.

 

The function / module Construction acceptance protocol belongs to:

Building and craftsmen software

Software solutions with function or module Construction acceptance protocol:

Construction diary 2024
PlanRadar