Visual equipment inspection
Record apparent condition, anomalies, photos and technical observations.
Organize technical inspections, preventive maintenance, anomaly records and field evidence for critical electrical assets.
Critical electrical assets need consistent checks, reliable records and follow-up of abnormal conditions.
Structure each type of inspection around the evidence and decisions it requires.
Record apparent condition, anomalies, photos and technical observations.
Document readings, status, alarms and points that need attention.
Centralize the incident, evidence, criticality and action taken.
Track scheduled inspections, execution and pending items.
Record entry, responsible person, time and purpose of access.
Organize checks, compliance and evidence history.
Build the checklist around the real technical criteria used by the team.
List the assets and points that must be checked.
Use structured answers and limits that match the routine.
Collect evidence for critical observations and checks.
Use alerts, Feed and Results to follow exceptions over time.
No. Its role here is operational recordkeeping: checklists, evidence, alerts and inspection history.
Yes. Forms can be organized by asset, area, inspection point or routine.
Yes. Alert rules can highlight critical answers in operational follow-up.
Standardize technical checks, collect evidence and keep abnormal conditions visible for follow-up.
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