Construction
Closeout
Everything the owner is owed before it is finished
- Commissioning checklistWhich of three hundred steps across six contractors are actually done.
- Owner training logWhat was demonstrated, by whom, to whom, and on what date.
- Final cleaning checklistArea by area, who cleaned it, who checked it, and what has to be done again.
- Project closeout checklistEverything still owed at the end, who owes it, and what has actually arrived.
- Construction warranty trackerWhat was handed over, what the paperwork says, and who to call.
- As-built drawing registerWhich sheets have been marked up, by whom, and which are still with a subcontractor.
- O&M manual trackerWhich manuals are owed, which arrived, and what has to come back.
What closeout covers in Construction
Everything the owner is owed before it is finished. That is the job Closeout does inside CompliMaint Construction, and it holds 7 tools for it — registers to keep, inspections to record and things to log. Each opens at its own address, free, with no account and nothing to install. The app around them is for field reporting, rfis, submittals, materials and the money that moves with them.
The questions this section answers
- Chase a commissioning plan — Construction Commissioning Tracker
- Prove the handover training happened — Owner Handover Training Log
- Get the building clean once — Construction Final Cleaning Checklist
- Finish the last five percent — Construction Project Closeout Checklist
- Find the warranty when it fails — Construction Project Warranty Register
- Know which as-builts exist — As-Built Drawing Register
- Chase the O&M manuals — Operation & Maintenance Manual Tracker
5 registers to keep: held now so the question can be answered later. 1 inspection to record: walked, checked, and what was found written down. 1 thing to log: written down on the day it happened.
Connected CompliMaint apps
- CompliMaint Services — Customers, the diary, estimates and invoices — the whole of a service business. 1 tool in closeout is work Services does too, at the same address.
Where to go next
- Preconstruction — Before anybody is on site — 7 tools
- Field — Who was on site, what happened, what it cost in time — 12 tools
- Quality — Inspected, accepted, or written up — 10 tools
- Safety — What was observed, and what was protected — 6 tools
- Cost — What the contract is worth now, and what was asked — 7 tools
- Environment — What was carried away, what was discharged, and what was held back — 3 tools
- Documents — Everything you have filed, ready to reopen or print