Open reinspections against the existing register, update condition and scoring, and maintain a defensible record over time — without recreating the survey from scratch.
A reinspection should update what's already known about an ACM — condition, action, evidence — not duplicate it. The platform treats each reinspection as a versioned update on the existing register.
Open a reinspection from the register so prior context, location and history are carried forward.
Each reinspection becomes a record on the ACM — full history per item, no overwriting.
Recommended inspection dates surface ACMs needing attention so reinspections are planned, not chased.
Track which ACMs have been reinspected, when, and what changed — across sites.
Capture, review and issue a reinspection report through the same workflow as a full survey.
Auditable, photo-backed evidence for each inspection — tied to the responsible user and date.
UK duty-to-manage obligations under CAR 2012 expect ongoing monitoring of ACMs. The platform supports the reinspection cadence that obligation implies.
No. Reinspections open against the existing ACM register — you update condition, scoring and photos rather than starting again.
Yes. Each reinspection becomes a versioned record on the ACM, so the history of every item is preserved over time.
Yes. Recommended actions and inspection dates surface ACMs needing attention so reinspections can be scheduled rather than chased.
Yes. Management surveys and reinspections share the same workflow — capture on tablet, review in office, issue a branded PDF.
Yes. Multi-user teams under the Enterprise Team plan share a workspace where surveyors and admin users coordinate reinspections together.
The ACM register that reinspections build on.
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