Construction inspection
Compliance, evidenced as it happens.
An inspection written up in the evening is a claim about the morning. A Key Dial holds the checks in the order they are actually done, on a phone, at the point of work — so the record is complete before anybody leaves site, and the state of compliance is something the client can look at now rather than wait for.
Nothing is signed off from memory. It is signed off where it stands.
Why site teams run this dial
Compliance in real time
The face changes the moment a check clears or a defect is raised. Nobody waits for an end-of-day report to find out that level four was stopped at eleven.
The photograph proves the check
The picture of the guardrail attaches to the guardrail check. Two years on, the evidence for that inspection is still on the step it evidences.
Built for gloves and no signal
Big targets, readable in daylight, works in a basement with no bars. It catches up the moment the connection does.
The standard travels with the inspector
A new inspector inherits how the check is done rather than being told about it, and cannot quietly skip the one that matters.
Sector video — 40 seconds
One inspection, live.
The inspector walks the level, clears each check where it stands, photographs a defect, and the client face changes while they are still on the deck — no write-up, no delay, no version of events assembled afterwards.
- The inspection opens on the phone with the standard already in it
- Each check clears where it stands, with the photograph attached
- A defect turns the face immediately — the client sees it, not a summary of it
Tell us the inspection you repeat most.
The fastest way to see this is on a check you already run every week. Book a call and we will build that one with you — pick a time that suits you and it goes straight in our diary.