Quality is the sum of thousands of small decisions: approved materials, checked levels, protected finishes and honest snagging. A clear inspection and test plan turns those decisions into a repeatable process that consultants and owners can follow without guesswork.
Hold points that matter
Foundations, waterproofing, structural connections, façade interfaces and MEP first-fix are natural hold points. Agree them with the consultant team early and do not pour, cover or energise until checks are signed. Photographs, sample boards and signed checklists help close the loop when teams change mid-project.
- Confirm material approvals before bulk deliveries arrive on site.
- Protect finished work from following trades with temporary protection.
- Record non-conformances promptly and track close-out to completion.
Handover is part of construction
As-built information, O&M manuals, keys, training and outstanding snags should be packaged before practical completion pressure peaks. That discipline protects owners and shortens the path to reliable operation. Learn more about how we deliver through our services.
Key questions
When should the snag list start?
Progressive snagging during the works is more effective than a single late punch list. Catch issues while trades are still mobilised.
