What are the main contents of property inspection work?

1. Overview of property undertaking inspection

Property undertaking inspection refers to the comprehensive acceptance and inspection organized by the property management department after the property construction or decoration is completed, in order to Ensure that the project quality meets the requirements and provide a good foundation for future property management. The following are some common property inspection methods:

Pre-acceptance: Before the property construction or decoration project is completed, pre-acceptance work can be organized to understand the overall quality of the project and promptly conduct timely inspections on problems discovered. Correction and rectification.

Inspection records: During the acceptance process, you can use a checklist or record sheet to record and organize the problems found for better tracking and processing.

Sampling inspection: A certain number of samples can be taken for inspection to ensure the reliability and stability of the project quality.

Material acceptance: Material acceptance of the building materials, equipment and tools used can be carried out to ensure that their quality meets the requirements, and any problems discovered can be dealt with in a timely manner.

Functional acceptance: Different functions can be accepted, such as electricity, lighting, drainage, ventilation, safety, etc., to ensure that each function can operate normally and achieve the expected results.

Comprehensive acceptance: After the above acceptance work is completed, a comprehensive acceptance is required to ensure the integrity and completeness of the project quality.

In general, property inspections need to be based on different projects and requirements, using different methods and methods to conduct comprehensive inspections and acceptances to ensure that the project quality and operation effects meet the requirements, and provide a good foundation for future projects. Property management provides good protection. 2. The main content of the property inspection

This involves a lot of professional knowledge in the engineering field. We have broken down and shared some here, hoping to be helpful to everyone. The main content of the inspection undertaken:

We have divided the content of the inspection undertaken into the following 9 "first-level categories":

1. Data transfer for inspection

2 . Perception of the public area

3. Building facade

4. Garden construction

5. Fire protection system

6. Elevator system

7. Electrical system

8. Water supply and drainage system

9. Intelligent system

Then for each category Checklists and criteria for responding are outlined.

The first category is data transfer for inspection. The subdivided secondary categories of this category include

1 Construction information

2 Technical information

3 Elevator information

4 Power supply system Information

5 Water supply and drainage system information

6 Swimming pool equipment information

7 Generator set information

8 Other information

< p>The second category is public area perception. The subdivided secondary categories of this category include:

1 Basement floor, wall (including pillars), roof

2 Vehicle entrance and exit

3 Basement Leakage

4 Basement signage supporting equipment

5 Exterior eaves function

6 Roof (flat roof)

7 Roof (tile Roofing)

The third category is building facade. The subdivided secondary categories of this category include:

1 Stone

2 Exterior wall tiles/cultural stone

3 Paint

4 Glass/aluminum curtain wall

The fourth category, garden construction. The subdivided secondary categories of this category include:

1 Softscape (trees, large-sized flowering shrubs, ball plants)

2 Softscape (shrubs, hedges, ground covers )

3 Softscape (lawn)

4 Connection between soft and hardscape

5 Hardscape (hard pavement)

6 Hardscape (weakened manhole cover)

7 Hardscape (Garden Architecture Sketch)

8 Hardscape (Lamps)

9 Hardscape (Water Supply and Drainage)

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The fifth category, fire protection system.

The subdivided secondary categories of this category include:

1 Fire power supply and distribution

2 Automatic fire alarm

3 Fire water system

< p>4 Smoke prevention and exhaust system

5 Gas fire extinguishing system

6 Fire emergency lighting and evacuation instructions

7 Fire linkage test

Category 6, elevator systems. The subdivided secondary categories of this category include:

1 Elevator machine room

2 Car/floor

3 Pit

4 Elevator comfort and load test

Category 7, electrical system. The subdivided secondary categories of this category include:

1 Power distribution room (including power distribution cabinet)

2 Distribution box

3 Bridge

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4 Cables

5 Powerful electricity room/meter room

6 Public lighting (building, park, basement)

7 Diesel generator

8 Roof lightning protection

The eighth category, water supply and drainage system. The subdivided secondary categories of this category include:

1 Domestic water pump room

2 Pipe installation

3 Building water pipe room

4 Drainage system

The ninth category, intelligent system. The subdivided secondary categories of this category include:

1 Intelligent computer room

2 Video surveillance

3 Video intercom and access control

4 Pedestrian and vehicle barrier systems

5 Perimeter system

6 Other equipment (electronic patrol, background music, information release)

7 Public *** line laying

It can be seen from the above that there are so many majors to be inspected and there is so much content. There are some pain points in the management and execution of property inspections, some of which can be solved through intelligent construction. The cloud undertakes inspection and household acceptance App to solve it.

The following are some possible pain points and corresponding solutions. Those who are interested can read "Some Good Ways to Undertake Property Inspection".