Every aspect of your building project requires routine inspection. Inspections ensure that work on a project proceeds as planned and by requirements, standards, and rules. Construction inspections are performed for a variety of objectives at every construction phase and during the whole project length to verify that things are proceeding well.
Most inspections are often performed but are not confined to the building period. However, particular inspections must be completed as part of the general contract administration procedure before you may examine and report on the status of a project. These inspections might be part of the contract review and signing process, as well as pre-contract meetings and client orientation.
Construction site inspectors might be the project manager, a member of the contractor’s current team, or a separate consultant. Depending on the magnitude of the project, site inspection may have to be performed by a team with specialist inspectors assigned to each department.