Inspection tasks are related to the equipment life cycle. Tasks that have not yet been executed after the device is deactivated need to be clearly processed. The completed inspections still correspond to the original equipment and cannot disappear from the history query just because the current list is removed.

Inspection plan

Set tasks according to equipment, areas and positions, and clarify inspection items and required records. Items should come from actual management practices and not just copy a generic list for all equipment.

On-site feedback

Allows the registration of discovered problems, necessary instructions and related attachments, and associates processing tasks. Completing a clock-in and completing an inspection are different concepts, and the page should highlight the actual record rather than just the check-in.

Follow-up tracking

Problem work orders need to retain the responsible person, processing process and confirmation status. After equipment is repaired or decommissioned, follow-up inspection arrangements must also be adjusted as agreed to avoid tasks falling on resources that no longer exist for a long time.

Scenario verification

After a device is deactivated, the system should process the unexecuted inspection tasks according to the confirmation rules and retain the reasons for stopping the arrangement. Completed inspections still correspond to the original equipment and should not be directly removed from the historical query.

Specific verification method

Deactivate a device with pending tasks, check the results and reasons for task suspension or transfer; query old inspections to confirm that attachments and projects are complete; associate abnormal events with follow-up work orders; resume arrangements according to rules when reactivating, and do not mistake old tasks as new execution records.

The inspection plan is adjusted according to the equipment status, and the historical inspection retains the facts at that time. Equipment, tasks and processing records are related to each other, so maintenance personnel can verify the occurrence of exceptions and subsequent handling along the process.