Concealed Works Records
Document concealed works — foundations, waterproofing, reinforcement and more — with photos and quantities before they are covered up. Critical for progress payments and inspections.
What you can do with Concealed Works Records
- Concealed work types: Foundation · Waterproofing · Reinforcement · Services · Backfill · Other
- Quantities (length, area, volume)
- Photos — the view before it is covered
- Block, floor and element
- Record date and responsible engineer
- Link to work item and contract
- Inspection approval status
- Description and technical notes
- Filter by site
What it does for you on site
Why it matters
The slab concrete is about to cover the foundation waterproofing — once it is poured, nobody will see it again. Record it: photo + quantity + date. In a payment dispute, show the record instead of saying "I did it, break it open if you want to check".
Time and money
Disputes over concealed works can take a large share of a progress payment. A record made before the work is covered — photo, quantity, date — is what you show when the question comes. Missing records at inspection also carry a penalty risk.