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Clear the snag list before handover

Drive the defects to zero before you hand over: work the open snags, re-inspect the fixes, and only sign the closeout when the list is genuinely clear.

3 pasos8 minContratista generalJefe de proyecto / de obra

Cómo funciona, paso a paso

3 pasos a lo largo de la plataforma - qué hacer en cada uno y por qué importa.

1

Work the open snags down

Lista de pendientes

Go through the punch list, make sure every open snag is assigned to the trade that owns it with a date to fix by, and chase the ones blocking handover to the front of the queue.

Por que: A snag with no owner and no date is a snag that does not get fixed. Assigning and dating each one is what turns a stale list into work that actually closes before the handover date.

EntradaOpen snag listResponsible tradesResultadoAssigned defectsTarget close dates
2

Re-inspect the fixes

Inspecciones

Inspect each snag the trade says is done, close the ones that genuinely pass and reopen the ones that do not, with a photo either way, so closed means checked.

Por que: A snag closed on the trade's word alone is the one the client finds on their walk-round. A quick re-inspection is what keeps the list honest and stops handover slipping when the client rejects a half-done fix.

EntradaReported fixesSnag detailsResultadoVerified closuresReopened defects
3

Sign off on a clean list

Entrega y cierre

With the snags verified clear, complete the closeout checklist and record the sign-off, so handover proceeds on evidence that the defects are actually done, not on a promise to finish later.

Por que: Handing over on a promise to close snags later is how a defects list becomes a dispute. Gating closeout on a clean, verified list is what protects your retention and your reputation with the client.

EntradaVerified closuresHandover checklistResultadoCloseout sign-offHandover clearance

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