Construction & EPC
Site inspections that survive the site
Signal dies inside the concrete shell, and the audit lands months after the subcontractor has left. What protects you is the record you made on the day.
The problem on construction sites
A safety walk finds a missing guardrail. It gets photographed on someone's phone, mentioned in the toolbox talk, and lives nowhere. When the client's auditor asks what was found in March and what was done about it, the answer is a scroll through a photo gallery. Fenwix turns that walk into a record: the failed item, the photo hashed at capture, the responsible subcontractor, the deadline, and the verified fix.
A safety walk in Fenwix
- 1Open the Daily Safety Walk or General Construction Safety template (no signal needed)
- 2Mark the item as failed and photograph the hazard. The source and hash are recorded automatically
- 3Raise a finding: risk level, corrective action, the responsible person, due date
- 4When the fix comes in, evidence is added, and verification stays a separate step
- 5The PDF report with your company identity is generated on the spot
What the record carries
- Before/after photos with capture source and SHA-256 hash
- GPS with accuracy: which corner of a large site the photo belongs to
- Scaffold and equipment history via QR tags on the asset
- Findings with deadlines that show up as overdue when they slip
Templates used in this field
Common questions
Does it work in basements and shell buildings with no signal?
Yes, that is the design case. Everything including PDF generation runs on the device, and nothing waits for a connection.
Can I assign a finding to a subcontractor?
You record the responsible person by name and set a due date. Fenwix today is a single-user tool: the record tracks who is responsible. It does not send notifications.
Can the client verify my report?
The report carries a stable number, a revision and a QR verified against the source record on the device that holds it. The shown values can be compared against the paper in hand.
Try it on your next inspection
Free for 7 days. No account to set up before the first walk.