The report is the product you keep.
An inspection should leave your maintenance department with an organized record of what was checked, what was found and what deserves action.
Designed for the people who have to repair the equipment.
IRIS reporting emphasizes simple, understandable documentation rather than pages of thermal images with little context. Review a recent report to see the current format, equipment list and finding pages.
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Executive Summary
A concise overview of notable results and anything requiring special attention.
Equipment List
A record of the equipment inspected, including status and references to finding pages when applicable.
Finding Pages
Individual documentation of anomalies with descriptions, thermal information and recommendations.
Repeatability
The equipment list becomes a useful baseline for future surveys as equipment is added, removed or changed.
This anonymized recent report demonstrates the current IRIS reporting format. The client name and location have been replaced; the inspection content and findings are representative of the delivered report.
One survey. Four documented findings. One condition requiring prompt correction.
The current sample report documents an electrical distribution and control-equipment survey at an anonymized manufacturing facility. The equipment names are generalized, while the temperatures and findings remain representative of the inspection data.
A high-priority main disconnect measured 269.2°F against a 150.6°F reference, indicating a likely high-resistance connection. The report identified the location, documented the thermal pattern and recommended prompt inspection and correction.
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