How do I use the “Construction works acceptance” template in Varilo?

The “Construction works acceptance” template is a starting point for your own digital checklist. Adapt the questions to the location and process, assign a QR code or NFC tag, and employees complete the inspection in the phone browser without logging in.

How many points does this checklist have and how often should it be used?

The template contains 11 inspection points and the recommended frequency is: at each partial and final acceptance and after snags are fixed. Adapt the actual scope and frequency to the risks, equipment documentation and procedures in your organisation.

What does the inspection report contain?

The report from an inspection based on the “Construction works acceptance” template contains the number, date and time, answers and result. Depending on the checklist settings it can also include photos, comments, a signature, GPS location and corrective actions, and the report can be saved as PDF.

Does this template replace a specialist inspection or a statutory check?

No. The “Construction works acceptance” template is a supporting tool for organising and documenting inspections. Adapt it to your site before use; inspections that require qualifications or authorisation are carried out by authorised persons.

Construction works acceptance checklist

A works acceptance report confirms that the contractor has completed the agreed scope and that it has been checked by the client, site manager or inspector. This checklist structures partial and final acceptance.

It covers compliance with the design and contract, workmanship, as-built documents, housekeeping and a snag list with deadlines. The final content of the report is defined by the contract and applicable regulations.

Category: Construction
Used for: partial and final acceptance of building, installation and finishing works
Number of points: 11
Suggested frequency: at each partial and final acceptance and after snags are fixed

Check points

Sample inspection questions with possible answers. This is a template — in Varilo you turn it into your own live checklist.

1.Does the completed scope match the contract and schedule?
YesNoN/A
2.Was the work carried out according to the design and agreed changes?
YesNoN/A
3.Does the workmanship meet requirements (dimensions, levels, finish)?
YesNoN/A
4.Do the materials used have the required declarations or certificates?
YesNoN/A
5.Have as-built documents and test reports been handed over?
YesNoN/A
6.Are site diary entries for the accepted scope complete?
YesNoN/A
7.Is the work area clean and has waste been removed?
YesNoN/A
8.Are adjacent elements and earlier work protected?
YesNoN/A
9.Have identified defects been described and photographed?
YesNoN/A
10.Has a deadline and responsible person been agreed for each defect?
YesNoN/A
11.Have representatives of both parties confirmed the acceptance?
YesNoN/A

Move this checklist into Varilo

A paper checklist is only the beginning. In Varilo you can build your own version, assign it to a place, machine, vehicle or device and share it through a QR code or NFC tag.

The employee scans the code with a phone, completes the inspection and the results go straight into the system. You can track completed inspections, findings, reports and statistics without retyping paper forms.

Build the checklist
Assign QR or NFC
Run the inspection
Get the report

Partial, final and re-inspection after snags

Partial acceptance closes a stage, for example installations before they are covered. Final acceptance covers the whole contract, and a re-inspection checks only the snags recorded earlier.

The same checklist works in all three cases because each defect has a photo, description and deadline, and the next inspection shows whether it was fixed.

Acceptance report as a PDF from a phone

In Varilo the site manager or inspector completes the acceptance on site, adds photos and notes, and downloads a PDF report or emails it to the contractor.

Defects go to the action register with a deadline and owner, so it is easy to see which corrections are still open before final acceptance.

Frequently asked questions about this checklist template

How do I use the “Construction works acceptance” template in Varilo?: The “Construction works acceptance” template is a starting point for your own digital checklist. Adapt the questions to the location and process, assign a QR code or NFC tag, and employees complete the inspection in the phone browser without logging in.
How many points does this checklist have and how often should it be used?: The template contains 11 inspection points and the recommended frequency is: at each partial and final acceptance and after snags are fixed. Adapt the actual scope and frequency to the risks, equipment documentation and procedures in your organisation.
What does the inspection report contain?: The report from an inspection based on the “Construction works acceptance” template contains the number, date and time, answers and result. Depending on the checklist settings it can also include photos, comments, a signature, GPS location and corrective actions, and the report can be saved as PDF.
Does this template replace a specialist inspection or a statutory check?: No. The “Construction works acceptance” template is a supporting tool for organising and documenting inspections. Adapt it to your site before use; inspections that require qualifications or authorisation are carried out by authorised persons.

Use in your industry

See how companies in this industry run inspections in Varilo — from a single checklist to regular patrols.

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Related Varilo features

When using this checklist template, you can use the following Varilo features.

Related checklists

This checklist is a sample intended as support only. Adapt its scope to the type of site, equipment, process, risk assessment and the requirements and procedures that apply in your organisation.