Facilities
Inspections
Walks, rounds and scored condition
- Property inspectionRun a walkthrough, get a scored condition report.
- PM checklistA facility-specific preventive-maintenance checklist.
- Roof inspection logYour roof areas, the same eleven questions, one dated sheet per walk.
- Exterior building inspection logTwelve questions per elevation, one dated sheet per walk.
- Interior building condition logFloors, walls, ceilings, doors and exits — area by area.
- Lighting inspection logWhat is out, what flickers, what is missing a diffuser.
- Door & hardware inspection logCloses, latches, locks — door by door, with what was found.
- Plumbing fixture inspection logFlow, drainage, leaks and condition — fixture by fixture.
- Condition assessmentImmediate repairs and the replacement reserve, from one walk-through.
- Safety rounds checklistYour areas, your questions, one dated sheet per round.
- NSPIRE score calculatorAn estimated score out of 100, and which defects cost you most.
- Survey readinessWhat a surveyor will ask for — and what you can't yet produce.
- Ladder inspection logEvery ladder checked against the same ten questions, with the finding written down.
- Forklift inspection checklistEach truck its own record — hour meter, condition checks, and what came out of use.
- Sprinkler inspection logA dated walk-by record for each sprinkler system, and what you found.
- Standpipe inspection logThe condition of each hose connection, dated and kept per location.
- Means of egress logWhat you saw on each exit route, on the day you walked it.
- Thermal imaging logThe temperatures somebody read off a camera, kept per point.
What inspections covers in Facilities
Walks, rounds and scored condition. That is the job Inspections does inside CompliMaint Facilities, and it holds 18 tools for it — inspections to record and programs to plan. Each opens at its own address, free, with no account and nothing to install. The app around them is for know what is required, do it on the day, keep the record that proves it.
The questions this section answers
- Inspect a property — Property Inspection & Walkthrough Report
- Plan maintenance — Preventive Maintenance Checklist Generator
- Walk the roof — Roof Inspection Log
- Walk the outside — Exterior Building Inspection Log
- Walk the inside — Interior Building Condition Log
- Walk the lighting — Lighting Inspection Log
- Check the doors — Door & Hardware Inspection Log
- Walk the fixtures — Plumbing Fixture Inspection Log
- Assess a building you're buying — Property Condition Assessment (PCA) Report
- Walk the building — Facility Safety Rounds Checklist
- Know what an inspection would score — NSPIRE Score Calculator — HUD Inspection Score Estimate
- Get ready for a survey — Survey Readiness Checklist by State
- Check the ladders — Ladder Inspection Log
- Check the truck — Forklift Condition Check Log
- Record a sprinkler walk — Sprinkler System Inspection Log
- Check the hose connections — Standpipe & Hose Connection Inspection Log
- Walk the exit routes — Means of Egress Inspection Log
- Record the thermal readings — Thermal Imaging Survey Log
15 inspections to record: walked, checked, and what was found written down. 3 programs to plan: decided ahead of what will be done, and when.
Connected CompliMaint apps
- CompliMaint Property — The records a tenancy produces, each carrying the statute that governs it. 8 tools in inspections are work Property does too, at the same address.
- CompliMaint Services — Customers, the diary, estimates and invoices — the whole of a service business. 1 tool in inspections is work Services does too, at the same address.
Where to go next
- Equipment — Plant, machines and the record of what was done to them — 21 tools
- Safety — Drills, alarms, extinguishers and the plan behind them — 25 tools
- Water & air — Temperatures, treatment and the readings a surveyor asks for — 9 tools
- Cleaning & grounds — Waste, drains, grounds and what was cleared — 7 tools
- Incidents — What went wrong, who owns it, when it closed — 7 tools
- Records — Certificates, calendars and the running log — 6 tools
- Vendors — Who came, what they did — 2 tools
- When something is down — Storms, outages and the reasoning afterwards — 4 tools
- What applies to me — Your state's own requirements, each cited — and what is due next
- My facility — The building on file: equipment, license class, and what it carries
- Documents — Everything filed, per building, ready to hand to whoever asks