How we inspect a vehicle
Explore the inspection process- 01Agree the inspection scope
- 02Check the vehicle and equipment
- 03Record findings and follow-up actions

What we inspect




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
We record the instrument, measurement location and result in the agreed vehicle record.
- Instrument matched to the review point
- Location and condition kept visible
- Reading prepared for the project record

Write down the finding
We record the item checked, the findings and any unanswered questions so the responsible 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
We keep clarifications and approved changes in the vehicle's records and identify any buyer decisions 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
We review the full installation before examining individual components.

Question in focus
We choose checks that suit the component, its condition and the question being investigated.

Follow-up assigned
The record identifies the finding and its follow-up owner.
