What you can ask a site.

“Is there an extinguisher on this floor, at the mounting point, and not blocked?”

Every extinguisher in the scan, pinned to its position, with the footage that proves it.

“Are exit signs present along the escape route, and is the route clear?”

Signage mapped along the route as it was actually walked.

“Was the required protective equipment worn or available in this area?”

PPE findings tied to the place and moment they were captured.

“Is anything leaking, pooling or visibly broken in the plant room?”

Each defect placed in the scene, so the engineer sees it and knows where it is.

“Where has the structure or equipment degraded?”

Damage located in 3D and held against the date it was found.

“Is anything that should be installed here absent?”

What is there and where, checked against what should be.

“Not just corrosion, but how bad and does it need action?”

Severity and type carried on the finding itself.

“Is the current campaign up, in the right place, in every site?”

Proof it is in the right spot, not just somewhere on site.

“How many of these are actually on site?”

A count of what the walk saw, deduplicated across frames.

“Read the serial, model and asset tag off every unit in this room.”

The read value attached to the located asset, searchable across sites.

“What changed in this space since the last inspection?”

Dated scans of the same site, held side by side, with the findings from each.

“Give me the report, not the object list.”

A written summary of findings per scan or per site.

“Apply our own standard: one extinguisher per 200m², signage every corridor.”

Your policy evaluated against the findings, with a pass, a fail and a reason.