Documentation Pathway
Inspection Documentation
Inspection Documentation organizes visual records for inspection clarity and structured review. It supports reporting workflows while maintaining clear scope boundaries.
Purpose
Inspection-ready structure.
This pathway is used when documentation must be organized for inspection review, coordination, and reporting. Interpretation is controlled and aligned to the authorized scope.
Typical scope outcomes
- Structured record suitable for inspection review
- Clear labeling and organization for coordination
- Scope-discipline preserved through controlled disclosure
Capture Methods
Capture methods are selected and applied by EDIS based on site conditions, documentation pathway requirements, and custody controls. Methods are disclosed in the project record but are not client-selectable options.
Examples (illustrative, non-contractual)
Capture methods may include still records, contextual spatial capture, or limited point-cloud documentation where required for inspection clarity.
Custody & Validation Controls
Evidence continuity with independent validation.
Custody handling and quality control validation are applied according to the authorized scope and pathway requirements. Controls are documented as part of the project record.
Deliverables
Deliverables are defined by documentation pathway and scope authorization. Report structure, access controls, and retention expectations are documented in the project record.