The Evidence Behind A Vehicle Review
View A Review Record- 01See The Vehicle
- 02Check The Question
- 03Connect The Follow-Up

Choose an inspection record




Four steps in a vehicle inspection

See The Installed Condition
Start with the vehicle as built: component position, access, finish and the relationship between connected systems.
- Vehicle condition in context
- Access and interface review
- Visible questions marked for follow-up

Use The Right Check For The Question
Record the instrument and measurement location, and identify the project record where the result belongs.
- Instrument matched to the review point
- Location and condition kept visible
- Reading prepared for the project record

Write down the finding
Write down the item checked and the findings. Note any unanswered questions so another team can follow up.
- Observation linked to a vehicle area
- Photo and note kept together
- Responsible role made clear

Confirm the follow-up before handover
Keep clarifications and approved changes in the vehicle's records. List any buyer decisions still needed before delivery.
- Response returned to the project team
- Open point tracked to the next step
- Relevant handover record prepared
Tools That Support Workshop Checks

Production equipment in a photograph supplied by KEEYAK.

An ultrasonic testing instrument in its protective case.

A coating thickness gauge for checking the finish.

Torque tools from the supplied inspection-equipment collection.
Inspect, record and follow up

Vehicle In View
Keep the full installation context visible before focusing on one detail.

Question In Focus
Use a check that matches the component, condition and project question.

Follow-Up Connected
Add the note to the project records and assign someone to follow up.
