Resource Page for Inspection Management Systems

You don't always get what you expect. But you just might find that you get what you inspect.

Many activities require routine inspections - food services, fire equipment, weapons inventory, spare parts and tool inventories, fixed assets. And there are building and campus inspections carried out by security patrols, and inventory checks for warehouses and inventory for manufacturing.

Increasingly external audits require proof of compliance. As one client complained, I have been running this for thirty years. I know everything is routinely inspected. But I just don't have proof of compliance.

One of the key benefits of an automated system is that it provides that proof of compliance. Items to be inspected, or locations on a security patrol can be marked with barcoded tags, or invisible RFID tags, difficult to duplicate. Inspectors can confirm the specific items checked, their location, and quantity. And the systems can provide feedback - where to go next, what to inspect, what to look for.

The site contains information on how to perform inspections easily, quickly and accurately, and on the various reports that give accurate, timely and comprehensive information on the results of the inspection