Monitor temporary works inspections
Use the Temporary Works Inspections widget to track overdue, upcoming and undated inspections across your projects.
This guide is designed for project manager.
Steps
Step 1: Open the Temporary Works Inspections widget
On your dashboard, locate the Temporary Works Inspections widget card, identified by the clipboard check icon and inspection summary counts.
Step 2: Review overall inspection status
At the top of the widget, review the summary showing total temporary works items and counts of overdue and upcoming inspections to understand current compliance risk.
Step 3: Filter by inspection status
Use the filter buttons (All, Overdue, Upcoming, No inspection date) to focus the list on items matching the selected inspection status.
Step 4: Inspect individual temporary works items
In the list, review each item’s reference, type, description, status, risk level and project name to understand what is due and where.
Step 5: Check locations and key dates
For each row, use the location and date fields to see where the temporary works are installed and when they were registered, erected and next due for inspection.
Step 6: Identify overdue inspections
Look for items marked as overdue, highlighted with warning styling and icons, so you can prioritise actions to restore compliance.
Step 7: Refresh inspection data
Click the refresh button in the widget header to reload the latest inspection data from the system.
Step 8: Understand loading and error messages
When data is being loaded, a skeleton placeholder appears, and if an error occurs, an alert message is shown explaining that inspection data could not be retrieved.
Last updated: 2026-07-16