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Construction Metric

Definition

As-built records

As-built records document what was actually constructed, as distinct from what was designed: final routes of services, actual levels and dimensions, substituted products, and the marked-up or re-drawn information reflecting them.

They are essential to whoever operates, maintains or alters the building next, and increasingly to regulatory records such as the golden thread for higher-risk buildings.

The practical challenge is capture: deviations happen daily and are forgotten weekly. Photographs and messages recorded as work proceeds are the cheapest as-built evidence there is, provided they are filed somewhere searchable.

Construction Metric builds the contemporaneous records these terms all eventually depend on, automatically, from the WhatsApp messages your site team already sends.