RDI workflow
Snagging / Punchlist Documentation
the evidence system camera footage and 360° capture used to document defects, incomplete items, and non-conformances at/near practical completion — providing timestamped visual evidence accompanying formal snagging lists.
- Category
- Design Verification & Quality
- Frequency
- Common
- Confidence
- Medium
- Evidence records
- 10
- Cost model
- Qualitative
Trigger, activity, conclusion
Project reaches practical completion; client/employer's agent initiates formal snagging inspection to identify outstanding defects/incomplete works.
Systematically photographing, recording, and cataloguing defects/incomplete items across the completed building, producing a visual punchlist.
All snagging items on formal punchlist rectified, independently verified, and signed off by client. Defects liability period commences.
Workflow steps
- Step 01
Practical completion anticipated or formally notified; snagging inspection scheduled.
Inferred - Step 02
Site manager prepares building for inspection.
Inferred - Step 03
Inspection team conducts room-by-room or zone-by-zone walkthrough.
Evidenced - Step 04
Defects identified and recorded; the evidence system 360° capture used for exact location documentation.
Evidenced - Step 05
Photographs/video clips captured of each defect.
Evidenced - Step 06
Each defect logged in snagging management system with the evidence system image/clip attached.
Inferred - Step 07
Completed snagging list formally issued to main contractor and subcontractors.
Inferred - Step 08
Subcontractors rectify items; main contractor monitors via the evidence system live view or repeat 360° capture.
Evidenced - Step 09
Completed items re-inspected and closed out.
Inferred - Step 10
Contract administrator issues final certificate of practical completion.
Inferred
Evidence records
User described using the evidence system's 360° capture to conduct a systematic close-out inspection across multiple floors, logging each defective item with its 360° location reference and attaching screenshots to their punchlist — describing this as "the only way to manage snagging at scale on a complex project without walking every floor three times."
Formal snagging inspections are a contractual requirement under standard forms (JCT, NEC, FIDIC) and represent a defined, time-bounded workflow that occurs on every construction project at practical completion, creating a recurring, predictable demand for visual documentation tools.
The use of photographic evidence to substantiate snagging items and prevent "it was like that when we handed over" disputes is established practice — the evidence system's timestamped records and 360° spatial context extend this capability significantly beyond standard site photography.
ROI model
automated content
Evercam eliminates manual effort for recurring content production (progress photos, time-lapse, marketing videos). The baseline cost is the manual time per deliverable × frequency.
saving = manual_hours_per_deliverable × deliverables_per_month × project_duration_months × hourly_rate × evercam_reduction_pct