Submit a Failed Inspection
Depending on the asset, you will need to complete an inspection to make sure it is in operating condition. In this article, the example used is a monthly inspection for an fire extinguisher. You will learn what happens when the asset fails an inspection.
Start and then submit a failed inspection
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Open the inspection and correct the failure
In this example, the Work Order #3288 Monthly Inspection is opened and this will contain the Inspection Defect's Work Order #3292. This work order contains the task that will correct the failure.
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The work order displays and this may have the task in the list or you can add a task.
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The All requirements met screen displays and the work order status is changed to completed. The app complete a sync and because the work order is completed it will no longer display on the man list. |
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icon to return to the inspection.

