Finishing the inspection did not finish the repair
Photos, findings and maintenance arrangements lived separately. A completion percentage did not show whether outstanding issues had actually been resolved.
Separate inspection completion from issue closure
We agreed templates, responsibilities and review criteria, preserving valid site differences while establishing common states and records for corrective work.
Carry each finding into a reviewable task
Inspection exceptions become linked work orders with assignments, repair evidence and review results. Reminders point to specific issues, and rejected work retains its history.
Make follow-through visible across sites
Managers can move from summaries to the underlying issue; teams hand over the same record. Template, access and review guidance support reuse at additional properties.