Monitor temporary works inspections
Use the Temporary Works Inspections widget to track overdue and upcoming inspections across your projects and review individual items that need attention.
This guide is designed for project manager.
Steps
Step 1: Open the Temporary Works Inspections widget
From the PlanOps dashboard, locate the Temporary Works Inspections widget card to view a high-level summary of your inspection workload, including total items, overdue inspections and upcoming inspections.
Step 2: Review inspection metrics
Check the metric tiles at the top of the widget to see the total number of temporary works items, how many inspections are overdue, and how many are due in the next seven days so you can prioritise follow-up actions.
Step 3: Filter inspection items by status
Use the filter controls in the widget header (such as All, Overdue, Upcoming, or No inspection date) to narrow the list to the temporary works items that are most relevant to your immediate compliance tasks.
Step 4: Review individual temporary works items
In the list view, scan each row to see the temporary works reference, type, description, risk level, location, and associated project so you can quickly identify what each item relates to on site.
Step 5: Check inspection due dates and overdue items
For each item, review the next inspection due date and any overdue indicator to decide which inspections must be scheduled or chased, focusing first on those marked as overdue.
Step 6: Consider registration and erection dates
Where available, use the registered and erected dates shown for an item to understand its age and inspection history when planning corrective actions or additional checks.
Step 7: Focus on specific project locations
Use the project and location details displayed in each row to coordinate with the relevant site teams and ensure inspections are arranged at the correct area of the project.
Last updated: 2026-09-03