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    Free ITP template (inspection and test plan)

    Build an inspection and test plan with hold, witness and review points for each party. Start from general checks for common work types, tailor them to your specification, and download a branded Excel ITP or PDF.

    How to use this template

    1. 01

      Set up the ITP

      Name the plan, the work it covers, the specification it checks against and the parties who sign.

    2. 02

      Start from a work type

      Load a starter set of common checks for construction or turnaround work, or build your own.

    3. 03

      Set inspection points

      For each check, mark each party's hold, witness or review point and the notice required.

    4. 04

      Download and sign

      Export a branded Excel ITP with sign-off columns, or a PDF to issue for approval.

    A planning template, not engineering advice. Your project specification, standards and contract decide the checks, criteria and hold points.

    ITP details

    Shown at the top of your Excel and PDF downloads. Saved in this browser only.

    Date

    Parties who inspect and sign

    Start from a work type

    Load a set of general quality checks as a starting point, then add detail to suit your project specification and contract.

    Choose a work type to fill the plan with starter checks, or add your own below.

    Inspection and test plan

    Click a check to edit it. Work cannot proceed past a hold point until the named party releases it.

    3 checks · 1 with a hold point · 1 with a witness point

    OpenNo.ActivityContractorClientThird party
    Before work (1)
    1.1Pre-pour inspectionProject specification; approved drawingsExampleIH–
    During work (1)
    2.1Concrete delivery and placementProject specification; approved mix designExampleIWI
    Completion (1)
    3.1Strength results and finishProject specificationExampleIR–

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    Inspection point codes

    HHold point
    Hold point. A compulsory stop. The contractor gives notice and must not go past this point until the client's nominated person has checked the work or the records and released the hold, usually in writing. Hold points are used where the work will be covered up, closed or made irreversible, for example before backfilling, before boxing up a vessel or before re-pressurising.
    WWitness point
    Witness point. The contractor gives the client advance notice, within the notice period agreed in the contract or ITP, so the client can attend and watch the inspection or test. If the client does not attend by the agreed time, the work can go ahead and the contractor records the result.
    RReview point
    Review point. The client reviews documents or records, such as procedures, certificates and test reports, rather than the physical work. Work normally continues during the review unless the ITP says otherwise.
    SSurveillance
    Surveillance. The client may watch the work or audit the contractor's process at any time, without formal notice and without stopping the work, to confirm the ITP is being followed. No release is needed.
    IInspection or test
    Inspection or test. The contractor's own check, carried out and recorded by the contractor's competent person. The client does not need to attend but may audit the records.

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